Carhartt WIP x Converse are back! After a successful collaboration in 2020, the two brands came back with a special project at the beginning of 2021. Now there is another special edition of the Converse Chuck 70, in two versions.
The new Converse Chuck 70 Pack
The new pack is already available and consists of a Chuck 70 High and an OX Chuck 70 Low version. Carhartt WIP is known for its classic look, which is always translated into the trends of the time. For their collab, not only the look but also the fit is very important for the two brands' designs. Unique prints and the branding of each brand are of course also a must.
These features are also visible in the latest collaboration with Converse. Both sneakers feature Carhartt WIP's new 'Hinterland' camouflage print. This pattern was first seen in Carhartt's SS21 collection and gives an almost tropical camo vibe.
The Chuck 70 High features an all-over Hinterland print consisting of a green and black colour combination with light blue accents. The leafy print is combined with white laces and a light beige sole and toe cap. This high-top version traditionally features the famous Converse logo on the sides.
The Chuck 70 Ox has a similar pattern with a slightly different colour combination. The black in the print is replaced by white. In addition, the famous Converse logo is not visible in this version. However, the light beige sole finally completes the look here as well. Both the High and the Ox pair feature the iconic Carhartt label on the tongue.
Carhartt WIP x Converse Chuck 70 Hinterland
The Carhartt WIP x Converse Chuck 70 Hi and the Carhartt WIP x Converse Chuck 70 Ox Hinterland are now available on the Converse website. The Hi version is priced at €115 and the Ox will set you back €110. The matching Streatwear is available on the Carhartt WIP website.
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