TELFAR x Converse Chuck 70 White

This weekend, Converse surprised us with another collaboration. In addition to the black colorway, we get another release from Converse and Telfar with the TELFAR x Converse Chuck 70 White.

Telfar Clemens' aesthetic adds a touch of inclusivity and runway style to the Converse basketball range.

Telfar is known for his eye-catching unisex collections. Here, he uses his innovative approach to reinterpret the Chuck 70 from the archive. Telfar's version of the iconic silhouette is a deconstructed T-shirt. Eye-catching, full-length graphics are printed on the jersey material, which is then cut to size and arranged on the Chuck 70.

There are two unique print options: black and white stars and stripes and an archive-inspired red, white and blue. You've never seen a retro sports style like this before: a take on the modern fashion world, designed by one of its most influential voices.

When can you get your hands on the TELFAR x Converse Chuck 70 White?

The official release date of the black but also white Converse was already this weekend. The sneaker was released on Saturday, December 12, 2020.

Where can you buy the TELFAR x Converse Chuck 70 White?

If you're really planning to buy the Telfar x Converse in white, then you can relax. The sneaker is currently still available in full sizerum. We don't expect this release to sell out quickly. But that doesn't mean it's not popular.

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At the moment, it looks like the black colorway is still available in the Converse online shop. As soon as other stores follow suit, we will of course add them here.

If you want to buy the Converse with the item number 169068C, simply click through our release overview on the release day and select the store of your choice. The Chuck Taylor in collaboration with TELFAR is priced at around 140 euros.

We hope you enjoy this release.