Comme des Garcons Play Converse Chuck 70 Low White Red A01796C

Pretty sure your spring collection will be complete once you grab the Comme des Garcons Play Converse Chuck 70 Low White Red. This collaborative approach between CDG founder Rei Kawakubo and Converse trainers looks promising from every angle. However, it’s going to be difficult to cop this pair on time since the sneaker hunters are ready to snatch it right away! Besides, there’s another colourway from this pack running alongside. Which one do you think has the most chances to wait for you?

Well, to answer the question we asked above, we’ll have to say NONE! Both this White Red low-top and the Black Red version have their own charms to sway sneaker lovers. This red-white dessert looks perfectly dressed up for any spring activity because of the colour arrangement. But, premium construction also plays a crucial role here. This CDG and Converse Chuck 70 will keep the branding minimal and take your attention away.

Rei Kawakubo launched the PLAY line in 2002 with a refreshing motto- "a sign, a symbol, a feeling". The red heart with googly eyes logo is quite popular in sneaker fashion books, and it’s an instantly recognisable symbol among sneaker enthusiasts. As a result, this Comme des Garcons Play and Converse collab wear the icon with pride.

First of all, this low-top version comes painted in a cream white tone all over. The tongue tab, laces, and the suede walls show off the creamy shade. So, the bright crimson red CDG Play logo on the sidewall appears even brighter. The classic Converse Chuck 70 midsole shines in the same tone of red as well.

After the long pause in collaboration, this CDG Converse partnership restarts with a whole collection. You can check out the other pairs (both high-top and low-top) from our website and social sites. Don’t forget to follow and like @FastSoleUK.

Comme des Garcons Play Converse Chuck 70 Low White Red will release 14th February via listed UK and European retailers. Grab this silo before it’s too late!

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