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A collaboration with Collina Strada (June 2026). Released as a Chuck 70 collection comprising four styles, including XXHi lace-up boots, charm details, and floral jacquard.
Collaborations involving Converse, with dates and partner brands.
55 collaborations
A collaboration with Collina Strada (June 2026). Released as a Chuck 70 collection comprising four styles, including XXHi lace-up boots, charm details, and floral jacquard.
A collaboration with Madhappy (2026, the second collaboration). Chuck 70 Hi and Ox are offered in five colorways, featuring West Coast references, hand-finished details, and enlarged details.
A collaboration with Engineered Garments (May 2026). The Weapon Low is reinterpreted through the lens of historical details, with Converse’s Weapon reworked as a utility-oriented low-top shoe.
Collaboration with Madhappy (2025). Announced in advance on 12/4, with the first Converse x Madhappy Chuck 70 launching on 12/5. Offered in three colors—Black, Vintage White, and Thunder Daze—expressing California optimism.
On 2025-11-18, the pony-hair version of the One Star Pro (DRKSHDW × Converse) was released in two colors. It is characterized by its details and contrasting material textures.
A collaboration with Vaquera (November 2025). Announced on 11/8, with a broad release from 11/11 on Converse.com and SNKRS. The XXXHi/XHi Slouch Wedge transforms the Chuck Taylor into a “slouchy, textile-focused” design.
A collaboration with Chet Lo (September 25, 2025). The collection centers on the Chuck 70 and Run Star Trainer, and also includes apparel and accessories. It features avant-garde details such as 3D spikes and gradients.
A collaboration with Marc Jacobs (September 2025). Information was released on 9/12, and the JOY-related capsule rolled out from 9/13 onward. Centered on limited-edition Chuck 70s with numbering.
Marc Jacobs × Converse. A limited release of Chuck 70 styles, including artist interpretations, under the Fall 2025 “JOY” theme, announced in September 2025.
On 2025-04-29, the “TURBOWPN Ox” low-cut model was released in two colorways. It is a low-cut interpretation of the previously released “WPN.”
The second collaboration, released in April 2025, features mismatched JACK PURCELL and ALL STAR HI styles. Apparel (hoodies/T-shirts) also appears for the first time.
A capsule collection with Converse. It reinterprets the Chuck Taylor 70 in patterns such as “Hana Leopard,” and includes three styles, including high- and low-tops, as part of the Spring-Summer 2025 lineup.
A collaboration with KENZO (SS25, 2025). In Converse x KENZO, led by NIGO, the Chuck Taylor 70 is reinterpreted with an all-over Hana Leopard print, Boke Flower soles, and removable charms.
A special-order version of Converse’s “CANVAS ALL STAR J 80s” in charcoal with ’80s details. Released in April 2024.
The first release, launched in April 2024. The collection features hybrid shoes combining ALL STAR and JACK PURCELL.
A collaboration with Rick Owens DRKSHDW (September 2023). The release featured the “double stacked” double sole on the DBL DRKSTAR Chuck 70 and was described as having debuted at NY Fashion Week.
A collaboration with A-COLD-WALL* (2023, Next Chapter). Announced on 7/10 and released on 7/11, it combined the Chuck 70 with a functional apparel capsule, further advancing utility and a sense of craftsmanship.
A collaboration with Patta (2023, Four-Leaf Clover Capsule). Announced on 3/6 and released on 3/10, it features the One Star Pro with four-leaf clover embroidery and hairy suede, alongside four apparel pieces.
A collaboration with Rick Owens DRKSHDW (2023). Announced on 1/9 and released on 1/10, it paired the zebra jacquard of the TURBODRK Chuck 70 with the return of TURBOWPN, emphasizing a distorted two-tone look characteristic of DRKSHDW.
A collaboration with A-COLD-WALL* (2022, Geo Forma chapter). Announced on 12/05 and released on 12/20, the avant-garde collection included a reworked Chuck 70, new boots, and performance-oriented apparel.
In October 2022, WTAPS, UNDERCOVER, and Converse released the triple collaboration “Chuck Taylor Z Hi.”
On 2022-05-03, a Rick-style reinterpretation of Converse Weapon was released as “TURBOWPN” in the DRKSHDW line.
A collaboration with thisisneverthat (November 2021). Chuck 70, One Star, and apparel were reimagined with faded treatments and vintage-finish textures to create a worn-in look.
On 2021-07-27, DRKSHDW × Converse globally launched their first collaboration, the “TURBODRK Chuck 70.” Its distinctive square toe and oversized sole attracted attention.
A collaboration with Telfar (2021). A co-branded duffel bag was released first on 7/2, followed by the launch of the full collection. A sizable capsule spanning footwear, apparel, and slides.
Alongside the 2020 restock of Chuck 70, an apparel capsule, “Tears, Flags and Caskets,” was released. Hoodies and T-shirts featured graphics using a photograph from MLK’s funeral.
A Chuck 70 collaboration between Denim Tears and Converse. It foregrounds the African American flag and voting messages through a red, black, and green color scheme, with footwear at its center.
A collaboration with A-COLD-WALL* (October 2020, Chapter 2). Announced on 10/05, with the Black Lugged Boot added on 10/08. Characterized by asymmetry and subdued colors.
A collaboration with A-COLD-WALL* (September 2020, Chapter 1). A more avant-garde exploration of functionality and material experimentation, with the Chuck Taylor All Star Lugged and ERX selling out in the first drop.
Collaboration with Feng Chen Wang (July 31, 2020). The third capsule collection, presented at London Fashion Week Men’s for AW20, weaves an urban sensibility into Jack Purcell and apparel.
A triple collaboration alongside fragment design (around February 2020). In the context of Moncler, it offered the Chuck Taylor Low in two colors, black and white, distinguished by hand-sewn-style panels and triple branding on the heel.
A triple collaboration launched alongside Moncler (around February 2020). The Chuck Taylor Low, fragment design’s first public release, featured hand-stitched-style panels and triple branding on the heel.
A pre-collaboration capsule with Telfar (late 2020). Released ahead of the main collection, it was a sportswear-oriented set that included tracksuits, graphic tees, high-tops, bags, and more.
Collaboration with UNDERCOVER (2019, Chapter 3 “New Warriors”). Announced 11/13 and released 11/14, incorporating details that evoke tension, such as graphic camo, zipper guards, and metal rings.
A collaboration with Ambush (2019). The first collection reinterpreted the Chuck 70 and Pro Leather with futuristic utility, exaggerated proportions, and protective elements.
A collaboration with JW Anderson (2019). The Glitter Pack, announced on 5/7 and released on 5/9, centered on Run Star Hike and Chuck 70, connecting culture and style through multicolored glitter tripanel designs.
A collaboration with Faith Connexion (April 26, 2019), presenting a capsule that uses a utility, punk, and military vocabulary, with camouflage, lace-up details, graffiti, and distressed elements.
A collaboration with Feng Chen Wang (April 26, 2019). A reconstruction project centered on the Chuck Taylor All Star ’70 and ERX, assembling a womenswear capsule that included tracksuits and shirts.
One part of a reconstruction-focused collaboration among KOCHÉ, Feng Chen Wang, and Faith Connexion (April 26, 2019). Elements of sports couture were reworked through techniques such as patchwork to create apparel, footwear, and accessories.
In March 2019, they released the Chuck 70 “The New Warriors,” inspired by the film The Warriors, as a collaboration. It features a zipper and NW embroidery.
The first collaboration with Converse. Based on the classic All Star, it features a water-repellent Cordura nylon upper, a mesh lining, and elastic laces with cord stoppers. It comes with a co-branded shoe case.
A 2018 collaboration with Off-White. A classic-caliber design for the Chuck 70 Hi that prominently features signature elements such as warning stripes, industrial-style labels, and zip ties.
A collaboration with UNDERCOVER (2018). The four-color pack for the Chuck Taylor 70 featured the wording “ORDER / DISORDER,” a hard-shell toe, and color switching.
Second collaboration with Carhartt WIP (2018). The sneaker collection was based on the One Star and foregrounded workwear-inspired durability, with Cordura material and D-rings.
Their first collaboration was on the Chuck Taylor for “The Ten” in 2017. In 2018, they released a second installment, including the Chuck Taylor 70s, which became popular.
A collaboration with Missoni (2017, second installment). The knit pack featured hi/low versions of the Chuck Taylor All Star II, using Missoni chevron knit throughout.
A collaboration with fragment design (2016, second release). Under the name “FRAGMENT Essentials,” it featured limited-edition apparel focused on sweatshirts, T-shirts, and pants, emphasizing logos and motifs.
Collaboration with fragment design (2016, first release). A One Star ’74-inspired design incorporating Hiroshi Fujiwara’s aesthetic, it reinterprets Converse’s classics for a contemporary context.
A collaboration with Maison Martin Margiela (2014). Based on a Converse from the First String line, the pair features a treatment that cracks and fades with wear, revealing the underlying color—a design that changes through wear.
A 2013 sneaker collaboration featuring Chuck Taylor All Star and Jack Purcell sneakers painted entirely white. A gimmick that reveals the underlying color with wear is also a feature.
A 2011 collaboration with Marimekko brought the “cool prints for fall,” first unveiled in June, to Converse’s classic sneakers in a new fall collection featuring bold prints.
A collaboration with Missoni (Spring 2011). A limited seasonal release featuring the Converse x Missoni Chuck Taylor All Star, with a strong emphasis on the look and feel of knitwear and textiles.
Since 2009, it has continued to release Chuck Taylor and other models featuring PLAY’s heart logo, with expansions at milestones such as the 2015 Chuck 70 model.
A collaboration with Junya Watanabe MAN (2007). Converse produced a limited run of six pairs of Chuck Taylor shoes, an early example in a high-fashion context, released for spring.
CONVERSE×PORTER is confirmed as ALL STAR (R) × PORTER SMOKY, timed to coincide with SMOKY’s 20th anniversary. The launch-date snippet is insufficient in the retrieved RAW data, so the date remains unconfirmed.