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$24.23The Story
A LITTLE Y2K LOVE
These classic Chucks have tiny hearts and metallic details that read like a love letter to Y2K. A small heart inside the ankle patch gives you standout style Cupid would envy.
Details
- Durable canvas upper for that classic Chucks look and feel
- OrthoLite cushioning helps provide optimal comfort
- Red, silicone heart graphics, and a silver metallic ink print bring the Y2K vibes
- A rhinestone heart lace keeper completes the look
- Leather All Star patch with a red, silicone heart graphic at the center
Chuck Taylor All Star Origins
Created in 1917 as a non-skid basketball shoe, the All Star was originally promoted for its superior court performance by basketball mastermind Chuck Taylor. But over the decades, something incredible happened: The sneaker, with its timeless silhouette and unmistakable ankle patch, was organically adopted by rebels, artists, musicians, dreamers, thinkers and originals.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
A LITTLE Y2K LOVE
These classic Chucks have tiny hearts and metallic details that read like a love letter to Y2K. A small heart inside the ankle patch gives you standout style Cupid would envy.
Details
- Durable canvas upper for that classic Chucks look and feel
- OrthoLite cushioning helps provide optimal comfort
- Red, silicone heart graphics, and a silver metallic ink print bring the Y2K vibes
- A rhinestone heart lace keeper completes the look
- Leather All Star patch with a red, silicone heart graphic at the center
Chuck Taylor All Star Origins
Created in 1917 as a non-skid basketball shoe, the All Star was originally promoted for its superior court performance by basketball mastermind Chuck Taylor. But over the decades, something incredible happened: The sneaker, with its timeless silhouette and unmistakable ankle patch, was organically adopted by rebels, artists, musicians, dreamers, thinkers and originals.
