Converse Shoes   Origin - United States of America

Founded in 1908 and one of America’s most iconic footwear companies, Converse became a subsidiary of Nike in 2003. Staring its journey with rubber to make sneakers, Converse sneakers has changed the way people use their canvas shoes over the years. Starting with the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star sneakers in basketball courts, Converse shoes have showed up in rock clubs, on the streets, on rappers, on icons, on rebels and originals. Converse celebrates individuality and self-expression  and thus has become the sneaker of choice for individuals. From All Star to Jack Purcell to CONS, Converse doesn’t confine itself to one style or definition. If you’re wearing Converse, you know who you are. The appeal of unisex Converse shoes has led to its stupendous growth as a casual fashion accessory brand expanding to apparels, skating shoes and lifestyle brand footwear over the decades. Even celebrities have taken to wearing them on the red carpet. The iconic Converse shoe now gets a makeover with better-cushioned, lighter sole and high-quality canvas, to make it more comfortable and durable.