It’s Converse! The Converse we know is an American manufacturer of sports shoes founded in the early 20th century. Converse was acquired by Nike in 2003.

In 1908, Marquis Mills Converse founded a manufacturer specializing in the production of sports shoes in Massachusetts, USA, and named it after his surname Converse.

CONVERSE ALL STAR[1]　In 1917, the first pair of Converse All Star shoes were produced. At that time. The popularity of this kind of shoes is the same as the popularity of Jiefang shoes in our country before. In 1917, a young basketball player named Chuck Taylor joined the professional basketball league and chose Converse All Star sneakers. Because he constantly recommended Converse All Star to college and high school basketball teams, Chuck Taylor signed a contract with Converse in 1921 and became a member of its business representatives, launching the legendary relationship between Converse and Chuck Taylor. A page for collaboration.

In 1923, Chuck Taylor's signature was placed on the ankle of the sneakers, becoming one of the product's features, and Converse All Star became synonymous with basketball shoes. Converse's classic canvas shoes. In 1936, Chuck Taylor's signature became part of the Converse trademark, inseparable from Converse, and launched the concept of people wearing sneakers in sports situations.

In 1936, Converse sponsored funds and Converse All Star shoes became the sponsored shoes for the U.S. Olympic basketball team.

In 1941, during the Second World War, Converse also entered the production of U.S. military supplies. With Converse’s production workshop, it produced some boots, hoods, and protective gear for various purposes. Feet and so on.

In 1966, Converse All Star launched colored basketball shoes for the first time.

In 1982, Converse was listed on the NASDAQ stock market and became a listed company.

In 1985, Converse All Star shoes became popular in Japan and had a certain sales volume.

In 1991, Converse became the designated game shoe for the NBA.

In 1996, Converse All Star had a certain sales volume worldwide.

In 2004, the sales of Converse sports shoes, casual shoes and clothing accessories reached a certain number at the counters of sporting goods stores and department stores in some countries.