Converse shoes

When Marquis M. Converse opened the doors of the Converse Rubber Shoe Company in Malden, Mass., in 1908, he had no idea that he was really manufacturing an American icon. Throughout the 20th century, Converse manufactured a consistent line of sports performance and sport-inspired footwear including canvas shoes for tennis, Chuck Taylor® All Star® basketball shoes and Jack Purcell® shoes
The legacy of Converse sneakers – the true soul of American sports – continues to spread out, in sport and in life, in our contemporary life.
Converse are really Comfortable Shoes. They're also all-American, lightweight and come in fashionable colors like pale pink and cornflower blue. Another extraordinary feature is their ability to go beyond cultures; they attract to all kind of people.
With nearly a century of sports history and footwear innovation, Converse is more than shoes. You've probably owned a pair. No matter where you go you're guaranteed to see at least one pair of Chucks or probably more than one pair. These classic shoes are available in the original form and in a variety of new materials, colors, prints, and special features, and the Converse Chucks continue to make numerous appearances on the celebrity feet, with rock stars and musicians, just about everywhere else. Owning a pair of Chucks shoes or Chucks sneakers is like owning a piece of history with all the prestige that implies.