Converse Chuck 70 Hi Shoe

More fabric for your own rebellion

Some claim the Chuck 70 is now only for people who drink oat milk lattes and cuff their chinos twice. But anyone who’s actually held this shoe knows: this isn’t the thin, flimsy canvas bag you get at a discounter. The 12 oz canvas is significantly more massive and recalls an era when style was raw, dirty, and a genuine statement against the mainstream. It’s the shoe for those who celebrate that unpolished vintage look but aren't interested in the fabric giving up at the first sign of real life.

Vintage vibe without compromises

Visually, this thing is pure anti-culture – the egret-colored midsole and the higher rubber sidewalls practically scream the grit of small club stages and the spirit of punk rock and grunge. But to make sure you don't walk like a duck on Valium, Converse packed in OrthoLite cushioning. You get modern-day comfort without the shoe looking like it's trying too hard from the outside. The vulcanized sole sticks to the floor like a wasted punk to a bass cabinet while the rest of the world tries to somehow stay in rhythm.