Ben Felderstein
March 1st, 2018 (updated)
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Converse’s iconic Chuck Taylor 1970 sneaker is getting a fuzzy makeover this Spring. Dressed in a soft “Egret” color scheme, it sports reverse French terry on its upper that sits atop a customary rubber sole unit. Metal eyelets add a touch of luxury to the iteration while a black Converse license plate offers the only relief to the otherwise tonal sneaker. Fans of this unique 1970 look can log onto select accounts like Packer Shoes and pick up a pair today for $90 USD.
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