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Hiroshi Fujiwara Reveals Upcoming Fragment Design x V.A. Tokyo x Converse Collaborations

Another Beaverton sub-label enlists Fragment.

Hiroshi Fujiwara Reveals Upcoming Fragment Design x V.A. Tokyo x Converse Collaborations

Since the days of the vaunted HTM series, Hiroshi Fujiwara and Fragment Design have comfortably resided in the upper crust of Nike, Inc.’s foremost collaborators. That proverbial Midas Touch has led to all-time grail product over the years, yet in 2025-26, the label has focused on bringing their designs to huge swaths of the public.

We won’t argue that some of their recent work, like their co-designed Travis Scott Air Jordan 1 Low, still commands massive resale numbers. Yet, it’s been a prolific period in the time since; Devin Booker, Chris Gibbs of Union, and Nike’s Mind series are the latest beneficiaries of Fujiwara’s ceaseless work ethic. He’s widening the scope again, teasing another triple-header: the Fragment Design x V.A. Tokyo x Converse capsule. In a hush-hush rollout, the designer has only showcased the heel shots of two upcoming pairs, joined in all-white concepts and co-branded heel tabs, bringing together all three labels’ emblems in a vertical stack. Of the two, the Jack Purcell sticks closest to a flooded white palette, while the All-Star adds pre-distressed soles

.Given that these reflect studio product images, we likely won’t have to wait long before concrete drop details come to light. In the meantime, catch teaser images of the Fragment Design x V.A. Tokyo x Converse duo below.

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