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Converse Chuck Taylor Canvas Ox Sneakers

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Step into classic heritage style with the Converse Addict Chuck Taylor Canvas Ox from the 2024 Holiday collection. Converse Addict is Converse Japan's ultimate line, dedicated to faithful vintage reproductions upgraded with high-spec modern technology. Sharing its design language with the Converse Chuck Taylor Clothing collection, this low-top sneaker features a subtle, military-inspired off-white colorway.

The upper is built from one hundred percent off-white duck canvas woven on traditional Japanese shuttle looms for a rich texture. It faithfully recreates iconic 1960s details, including the vintage three-star heel label, a player's name tag behind the right tongue, a sharp toe cap silhouette, and side reinforcement patches with arch stitching.

Underneath its retro exterior, the shoe is packed with advanced comfort features. The lining utilizes temperature-regulating Outlast material, while an updated last and sponge rubber heel structure enhance the fit. A dual-layer E.V.A. and Poron cup insole works with a TPU shank to support a stable stride, finished with an all-weather Vibram Megagrip outsole for superior traction and wear resistance.

Details

CONVERSE ADDICT CHUCK TAYLOR CANVAS OX, a 2024 Holiday model sharing its design with the CONVERSE CHUCK TAYLOR CLOTHING 2024 Holiday Collection.

Made with off-white duck canvas woven on Japanese shuttle looms, with a military-inspired tonal off-white colorway. Heritage 1960s details include a three-star heel label, a player name label on the reverse of the right tongue, a sharply shaped toe cap, and reinforced side patches with arched stitching.

The lining uses OUTLAST® temperature-regulating material. A revised last and SPONGE RUBBER heel construction provide enhanced comfort. The cup insole combines E.V.A., PORON®, and a TPU shank for cushioning and stable walking. The VIBRAM® MEGAGRIP sole, made with HIGH PERFORMANCE RUBBER COMPOUND, offers slip resistance, abrasion resistance, and all-weather performance.

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