Converse Chuck Taylor

High or Low?

Some of the most popular silhouettes are the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star High and All Star Ox. The difference between the two is simply the height of the collar, but talk to anyone wearing them and you’ll usually find a decisive divide. Most people prefer either high or low.

Who is this Chuck guy anyway?

Chuck Taylor was a basketball player who believed in Converse shoes so much that he became a part of the company’s sales team in the 1920s. He is largely responsible for the shoe’s popularity with basketball teams across the country, and was so instrumental in making the shoes a household name that “Chuck Taylor” was added to the ankle patch on Converse shoes in 1932.

Board feel, court feel, and comfort

Choose how you’d like to wear your Converse. Some of the new models feature a little extra padding underfoot so you can stay comfortable walking all day. If you’re looking for flexibility and good board or court feel, check out the classics with little-to-no padding underfoot.

Define Your Style

No matter your look, there is a pair of Converse shoes for you. Take a look at sizes for men, women, and kids. Don’t miss all the different designs and colours (or buy some plain white or black kicks and customize).