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Canvas for a life in motion.
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Is this your brand? Claim this pageConverse’s canvas basketball shoe began as the Non-Skid in 1917, before taking the All Star name in 1919. Chuck Taylor joined the company in 1922, travelling as a salesman, player and coach; his signature reached the shoe in 1934. What began with the demands of a court became a design people could make their own. The canvas upper leaves room for that personal history, from the first clean pair to the one you keep wearing.
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