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was first introduced in 1917 in black and brown and was called the Non-Skid. It was renamed the All Star in 1919, according to Converse. Salesman Chuck Taylor was hired in 1922 and helped take the ...

The Chuck Taylor All Star Malden Street Shoes are now just $27 (regularly $60) with a promotional code. The lowest price applies to one limited-time color: Vintage Cargo/White/Black (pictured below).

They're rated 4.8 stars out of 5 and available in women's sizes 5 through 11, in the color Black White ... about the shoes: "Elevate your style with the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Move ...

With minimal advertising support, Converse Inc.'s iconic Chuck Taylor All-Star shoes have stuck around for decades in a fickle sneaker market, partly because the U.S. company eschewed the ...

as the band has teamed with Converse to offer a new line of Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Black Sabbath collection shoes. The new line features three unique styles all inspired by the band's history.

It came in white and black ... the Chuck Taylor All Star wasn’t necessarily the first skate shoe—a claim held by Vans—the Chucks were worn at the same time as the first skate shoes, giving ...

Either way, the shoes are pretty much the same as they ... a features writer for the Indianapolis Star who wrote “Chuck Taylor, All-Star,” a biography published by the Indiana University ...

but it's also partially made from recycled Nike Grind rubber and foam scraps from repurposed shoes. Described by the brand as “perfectly imperfect,” the Chuck Taylor Craters have all the ...

When first introduced in the 1920s by the Converse Rubber Shoe Co., the shoes — canvas ... in 2006 wrote a biography of Taylor: "Chuck Taylor, Converse all star: The true story of ...

It shares the story of Chuck Taylor, who was born in 1901 near Nashville, Indiana and went to high school in Columbus. The exhibition teaches visitors about Taylor, his iconic Converse All-Star ...

There's a good argument to be made that Converse is the company that started the sneakerhead movement by introducing Chuck Taylor All Star shoes to the world in 1922. Regardless of where you ...