Converse One Star Warped Board Low White Black 172352C

We’ll let you be the judge of the upcoming Converse One Star Warped Board Low White Black because we can’t decide whether it looks classic or modern! It’s not difficult to say “classic” because of the black and white combination. However, when you notice the design, the aesthetics, and materials, you’ll turn the pin toward “modern”. So, what is it exactly? We suggest grabbing a pair for yourself and finding out.

Before you go on and say this black and white checkerboard theme is old school and you don’t want it, here’s another pair- Blocked Warped Board Green. This theme looks very spring-friendly, doesn’t it? And it’s mostly because of the vibrant green chessboard boxes. But are these 2 your only options this season? Get your head in the game and look for other pairs from the Converse line-up. Follow @FastSoleUK for more.

First of all, the colour scheme is nothing less of excellence. Even though it’s a simple palette consisting of black and white, the stylish and bold checkerboard pattern keeps it apart. Have you ever played chess? Or did you watch Queen’s Gambit? There’s no way you don’t recognise this chessboard pattern.

The black and white blocks create an unmissable partnership on the upper body without sparing a single spot. As a result, the tongue tab, collar, eyelets, etc., everything continues the chessboard print. But the Converse One Star cut-out on the sidewall breaks the streak of checkerboard blocks!

The premium leather and suede construction keep this silo lightweight and comfortable for all your footstrikes. The Converse midsole sits underfoot with vulcanised layers and responsive tooling inside. You can hit any road without thinking twice! Now, are you ready for a B&W chessboard palette this season?

Converse One Star Warped Board Low White Black will release on March 8th via listed UK and European retailers. Since we’re clear about this pattern being chessboard, here’s a quiz. Do you think the white blocks are on a black base or the black blocks are on a white base?

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