Converse Jack Purcell
The Converse Jack Purcell is a classic canvas-and-rubber sneaker originally designed for badminton and known for its large rubber toe cap. The shoe was first created in 1935 for the B.F. Goodrich Company of Canada, but Converse purchased the trademark rights in the 1970s. Nowadays, the Purcell is a popular casual sneaker. Read the articles below to learn more about the latest Converse Jack Purcell releases.
Converse Jack Purcell
Beijing’s SOULGOODS Reimagines The Converse Chuck 70 And Jack Purcell With Iconic Tiger Design
Beijing’s SOULGOODS has brought its iconic tiger logo design to its first-ever collaboration with Converse. The canvases?: A Chuck 70 and Jack Purcell duo. The...
Todd Snyder’s First-Ever Converse Collaboration Shines Spotlight On The Jack Purcell
Todd Snyder has cemented himself as a leading American designer through both his own work and collaborative projects. On May 20th, the latter group will...
COMME des GARÇONS PLAY And Converse Revisit The Jack Purcell After Over A Decade
COMME des GARÇONS PLAY, though often looked at as lesser relative to mainline, HOMME PLUS, BLACK, and the like, is still quite notable for one...