Converse Chuck Taylor
The first Converse All-Star shoe was introduced in 1917, and with its excellent characteristics, it has become one of the most famous sneakers in history after years of continuous testing.
Name
Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star
Year
1917
Category
Shoes
Brand
Converse
In 1917, the world's first pair of ALL STAR canvas shoes was born in the United States CONVERSE company, the early twentieth century known as the "basketball ambassador" of the United States professional basketball star CHUCK TAYLOR loved these new canvas shoes, convinced that ALL STAR shoes can let basketball players on the court run around and play to their heart's content, so he always carries a pair of ALL STAR canvas shoes wherever he goes. In 1923, in recognition of his contribution to the ALL STAR canvas shoes, Converse decided to award CHUCK TAYLOR with the "CHUCK TAYLOR" award. In 1923, Converse decided to make the CHUCK TAYLOR signature a part of the ALL STAR trademark in recognition of his contribution to the ALL STAR canvas shoes, and the ALL STAR CHUCK TAYLOR canvas shoes were born.
Since 1917, when the All-Star sneakers, the paradigm of Converse, were introduced, the Converse All-Star classic canvas shoes have become a household name around the world, known as the "Rolls Royce" of canvas shoes, and a symbol of American culture. Its sales network of sports shoes, casual shoes, and apparel accessories has spread to more than 100 countries and regions around the world, and there are more than 9,000 sporting goods stores and department store counters. It has set a record of selling 600 million pairs of the only single shoe type in the world. Like McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Ford Motor, and Levi's jeans, it has become the emblem of the traditional American cultural spirit. Later, CONVERSE launched JACK PURCELL and PROSTAR series, they are the three major series of CONVERSE with ALLSTARCHUCKTAYLOR.
"When the sneaker has become a culture, then it is a work of art."