Converse

Comme Des Garcons and Converse have made excellent bedfellows in the past so it's a no-brainer that they'd reconnect sooner than later. The wave is set to return to retailers as the two have a new collection coming this summer, which means that the release could drop any day now.

Woven sneakers are fairly commonplace these days and it feels like more and more models are being added to the fray. However, the latest one to join the bunch comes as a bit of a surprise as Converse looks to get in on the act.

St. Patrick's Day may have morphed into a holiday devoted to proudly being a belligerent drunk but Concepts is looking to restore a bit of dignity to the date. Their take on the Converse Weapon will keep you stepping lightly so as not to scuff them up while bar-hopping.

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Classic sneaker brand Converse is remixing their iconic model with a fresh new look. The Jack Purcell sneaker is given a cozy feel thanks to a fuzzy fabric with the 'Looppile' pack.

Andy Warhol's Pop Art movement explored the intersection of artistic expression, celebrity culture and advertisement, which could also be a description of certain sneaker collaborations. So Converse putting together a collection with the Andy Warhol Foundation makes perfect sense and it isn't a measly two-shoe drop either.

XLarge isn't letting the year start off without a bang as they've already unveiled their latest collaboration with Converse. In total, we're given two great new silhouettes to fawn over and it's feeling like love at first sight.

The Weapons are back and this time they're cooler than ever — but probably not on a basketball court. Think about it, these sneakers came out like a century ago, and as a society we've made advances in cars, TVs, and SNEAKERS. Even though these might not be the most technically sound sneakers anymore, they are still pretty bad ass to wear in casual settings...

Following the release of BLACC HOLLYWOOD earlier this week, Wiz Khalifa and Converse drop the next evolution in their collaboration, the new Converse Chuck Taylor All Star ILL. Out today in two colorways (black and white, duh) the sneaker comes with an accessible $70 retail price, and of course, the stoner's blessing...