Origins and Basketball Heritage
Converse began as a rubber shoe factory in 1908 and revolutionized the world of athletics in 1917 with the introduction of the first All Star basketball shoe. Throughout the 20th century, the brand moved from the sports arena to become a staple of global subcultures, music scenes, and modern streetwear. The brand’s design philosophy has always been rooted in simplicity: a raw rubber sole combined with a durable textile upper.
Chuck 70 High & Low Top Canvas Black: Construction and Details
At the heart of STRØM’s curated selection is the iconic Chuck 70 model in the classic black canvas colorway (Canvas Black). This model is a reimagining and tribute to the original All Star from the 1970s, featuring significant upgrades in craftsmanship and comfort:
Chuck 70 High Top (Black): The high silhouette delivers the classic retro look with the iconic ankle patch, reinforced wing stitching at the tongue, and a sturdy 12-ounce cotton canvas that ensures long-lasting durability and a beautiful texture.
Chuck 70 Low Top (Black): The low-top version offers the same durable construction in a more casual and versatile design, ideal for both everyday wear and more formal outfits.
Craftsmanship and Comfort: Both silhouettes feature a slightly taller, glossy off-white rubber sole (egret), the classic vintage heel label, and a thicker, shock-absorbing insole for optimal all-day comfort.
Converse at STRØM
Converse brings an authentic and culturally historic foundation to STRØM’s footwear selection. Explore our selection of timeless sneakers from Converse online and in-store.