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Converse (PRODUCT) RED Leather Jack

First introduced in 2008 for the (RED) Campaign, these Red Leather Jacket Chuck Taylor All-Star sneakers are on fire. Previously they were only available through select (RED) stores, but now they are starting to trickle into select Converse retailers.The red leather shoes feature unique zipper placement along the shoe bed and heel. The quilted lining compliments the uniquely styled motorcycle leather upper design and sit upon a traditional white outsole. The price point is $200 and they are available at the Converse webstore. Word on the street is that they will be releasing new colorways.[via HB]Related Posts:Converse Leather Jacket Chuck TaylorConverse (PRODUCT)RED Leather Jacket Chuck TaylorConverse PRODUCT(RED) Chuck Taylor All Star “Leopard� close

HUF x Converse (Product) Red Skidgr

In mid-April, Converse released the latest design from its Product Red campaign in the form of the Converse (Product)RED Chuck Taylor â€Å"Lupe Fiascoâ€Â�. Following the aforementioned style, Converse has now hooked up with HUF for this exclusive Skidgrip.Similar to every design involved in the Product Red campaign, this particular shoe contains a primarily black canvas base with minimal red accents. One of the more interesting features on this sneaker is the all-over HUF logo monogram seen throughout the upper. The white tongue logo, which reads Converse by HUF, is complimented by a white inner lining and a white vulcanized rubber sole. Click here to view additional photos.Read the rest of HUF x Converse (Product) Red Skidgrip© George Kiel III for NiceKicks.com, 2009. |Permalink |One comment |Add todel.icio.usPost tags: Converse close

HUF x (PRODUCT) Red x Converse Skid

We’ve already seen the charitable (PRODUCT) Red project join forces with Converse for Lupe Fiasco’s black leather Chuck Taylors and now the two brands will be teaming up again, this time bringing in renowned Cali skate shop, HUF to be their third collaborator. For the latest installment, it will be the Converse Skidgrip getting the (PRODUCT) Red treatment, sticking with the black/red/white color scheme. The HUF “H� covers the black canvas upper with an all-over print and an additional HUF logo tab is included on the side of the midsole. Release info for these is still unknown, but we’ll be sure to keep you posted. Via ASVP.Read the rest of HUF x (PRODUCT) Red x Converse Skidgrip© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

CONVERSE x HUF (PRODUCT) Red - Skid

CONVERSE along with HUF are collaborating on a new Skidgrip shoe that will be a part of the (PRODUCT) Red Collection from Converse that seeks to help raise money towards the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. HUF, based out of San Francisco, started as a skateshop and has now become one of the West Coast’s most influential retailers, having retail spaces in both SF and LA. The two brands along with (PRODUCT) Red worked together on this recently retroed model, the Skidgrip, a high top sneaker that a number of skaters wore almost 15-20 years ago. The shoe features various branding from HUF including a monogramed “H� across the entire upper of the shoe. No word on when these will be released. via: a >s.v.p> CONVERSE> HUF> (PRODUCT) RedRead the rest of: CONVERSE x HUF (PRODUCT) Red - Skidgrip© X for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Collaboration, Converse, Sneakers close

Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star Hi -

The quilted pattern seems to be very popular right now, as we’ve already featured several pairs, and now have a few pictures of a new colorway to bring to you. This time around, they sport a high top design, in a predominantly red colorway with black accents, including the toe. Look for them now at Finishline retailers as they go for around $60. via TSG. close

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