We’ve seen a lot of Chuck Taylors in the recent years. Although, when we usually get a glimpse at them we see them usually in either a monotone or two toned colorway. Now Converse has decided to go with the old school “Camo” design. We don’t see much of the camo being used as of late due to it’s hype dying out, but I guess Converse thinks different. A very simple sneaker, the upper using the camo theme, while the laces are done in beige. Available now at Finishline for $50.

Converse has always kept it simple, using the same materials over and over on their Chuck Taylor. Today they’ve decided to be a bit unique and include a premium blue “Enamel” patent leather on the upper. The sneaker is sitting on top of a Vibram outersole which allows us to actually have a chance to wear these Chuck Taylor Hi outside. Overall a very different outlook on the Chuck Taylors and a very promising end result. Look for these to drop in Japan on December 10th.

As part of their most recent collaboration Converse teams up with Robert Indiana to create a pair of Chuck Taylors.  So far in this collaboration we can see two colorways as well as two different models of the Chuck Taylors being featured. The first colorway can be seen in black and white with white being featured as the main color and black accents seen throughout the midsole, heel and tongue.

The second colorway takes a slightly more colorful route by featuring red and blue as the secondary colors but maintaining white as the main color. Both sneakers feature the word love imprinted on the midsole as well as the outer heel. They are priced at around $95 a pair and you can pick them up now at SneakersnStuff. Also make sure to check out some detailed shots below.

The Chuck Taylor is a model that has been used by many brands. Today we see the creator of the Chuck Taylor, Converse, release another sneaker inspired by their Chuck Taylor which they’ve decided to title the Chuck It. The sneaker is introduced to us in a low-top form and will be available in numerous colorways, which gives us a wide variety to choose from.

The sneaker is different though from the original Chuck Taylor, as it introduces us to no laces and a 100% breathable, mesh upper. The sneaker as we’ve stated above comes to us in six total colorways such as red, black, white, pink, purple, and another black with red lining. The sneaker and all the colorways are available now at the Converse’s online store for only $40. More pictures are available after the jump.

Here we have a very interesting collaboration between SAK and Converse. The collaboration has introduced us to some nice trainers. Japenese designer Ryusaka Hiruma has really put some interesting details onto these sneakers, making most of the Converse models look like fashion sneakers. The sneakers that were collaborated on are the Chuck Taylor, Jack Purcell, and the One Star.

We like the Jack Purcell and the One Star, but we’re in love with the Chuck Taylor that they’ve worked on. The Chuck Taylor is introduced to us in two colorways, white and black, with the model introducing us to a curved toe box. All of the sneaker do look amazing but don’t think these will run you $75. If you plan to purchase a pair of sneaker from this collaboration it will run you from $600 – $800, talk about expensive. Take a look after the jump for the Jack Purcell and One Star.

Converse Chuck Taylor (Product)RED strikes again with another great sneaker. (Product)RED releases from Chuck Taylor have one of the best causes we know, benefiting The Global Fund to help end AIDS in Africa. This new release is labeled the Converse (Product)RED Leather Jacket Chuck Taylor.

These kicks, following their name, is made up of all red motorcycle jacket leather with actual zippers as accents. The first zippers seen in the heel serve for for aesthetics, but the zipper seen in the heel serve an unusual purpose. Instead of tying your shoes every time their worn, why not tie them once and use the zipper for easier access. The rest of the shoes have Zig Zag stitching, and perforated accents for detail. Available at select retailers including converse.com at a price range of $200.

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