Continuing its sustainability efforts, Converse has dropped the Chuck 70 Hi and Ox constructed out of monthshopfor.com undyed factory scraps. The upper of the leather-free sneakers come in 40% virgin cotton and 30% organic cotton. Rough details can be seen along the eyestays, toebox, heel strips, as well as the Hi’s signature collar badge. Finally, the monochromatic shoes boast brown rubber outsoles that have also been made out of recycled material.
Converse Shoes Running Converse‘s popular Chuck 70 enjoyed a banner year in 2019, and it’s looking to carry that momentum forward into the new decade with two preppy makeups. Part of Converse’s “Varsity” line and presented in “Tan/Burgundy/Black” plus “Green/Orange/White,” both of these striped canvas Chuck 70 Hi versions feature alternating colorblocking that represents retro school ties.
First up is Renew x Converse Chuck 70 High Ash Storm “Tan/Burgundy/Black.” Utilizing rich earthy hues, it flips between a brown lateral side with thin black stripes and a burgundy medial side with thick blue and thin gold stripes. Laces present a black/burgundy checkered pattern, heel tabs go gold and burgundy, and outsoles offer final touches of burgundy and gold detailing.
Buy Now Next is “Green/Orange/White.” Taking on a more playful look than its slightly serious counterpart, this style presents steel grey lateral panels with two-tone burnt orange and black stripes. Medial sides call upon various earthy brown hues, with heel tabs injecting pops of vibrant pink to contrast a dark green. Pink and green striped outsoles round things off.
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