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Leather Chucks. They go with your suit and tie just as much as your sweats and tee. They’re durable and easier to clean—so feel free to wear them, like, all the time. And they’re built like the original, so your Chucks collection stays most iconic. Are you obsessed yet?
WHY YOU SHOULD BE DOWN
The Chuck Taylor All Star has morphed since its creation in 1917. Still, despite the everchanging landscape of fashion and decades’ worth of trends, the everyday icon lives on. A simple design, a timeless silhouette, an unmistakable ankle patch— something familiar for every iteration of you, no matter where your style might lead you next.
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Should I size up or down in Chuck Taylor All Star?
Chuck Taylor All Stars and Chuck 70 sneakers run large, so we'd recommend opting for a half size down.
Is the leather on Converse real?
Converse uses leather and wool, but does not use down, fur, exotic animal skin, exotic animal hair, or angora. The brand has a general statement about minimising animal suffering but not a formal animal welfare policy. Plus, we found no evidence it traces any animal product to the first stage of production.
Are low top Converse called Chucks?
The low-top Chuck Taylors provide complete ankle mobility, as the canvas does not cover the ankles.