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In 1908 Marquis M Converse had a dream. He wanted to create rubber soled footwear for the men and women of America that inspired the people of America.

The magic of Converse was born in 1917 when renowned Basketball player “Chuck Taylor” joined forces with Converse after struggling to find suitable foot wear to wear. Converse were quick to realise Chuck’s potential as an ambassador and after a short time selling the rubber soled boots his famous signature was added to the All star patch, and the mighty Converse Chuck Taylor boot was launched across America. Soon the hearts and minds of every fashion conscious American was gripped by a new love of the athletic footwear.

• All Star Hi
  

  28.99 JustConverse.co.uk This classic design still makes it one of the most popular. The design has remained the same since Chuck wore them himself. The sporting history that backs the brand and a symbol to American History. The classic logo is displayed on the upper canvas of the shoe making it easily visible and this cool pink colour makes them highly fashionable.

  
  
  
• Converse Sequins Hi
  

  58.99 JustConverse.co.uk This new addition to the Sequins range for winter 2009 features slightly more subtle colouring than usual Sequins, but will still definitely get you noticed!

  
  
  
• Converse Star Player Ox
  

  39.99 JustConverse.co.uk Star Player are always really popular with Converse fans. This particular style is in canvas rather than the usual suede, giving it a lighter feel, yet with more of a trainer style than traditional canvas chucks. The royal blue star on the upper stands out from the grey background ensuring this is a shoe to be seen in.

  
  
  
• All Star Youth Ox Double Tongue
  

  27.99 JustConverse.co.uk Double tongue Converse are always popular and they’re now available in kids sizes too! This brand new colourway for 2009 features black upper with black and yellow tongues and both black and white laces included.

  
  
  
• All Star 60s Sandal
  

  9.99 JustConverse.co.uk Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Converse brand, this sandal offers a nostalgic look back to the 1960s

  
  
  

Converse have continued their affiliation with Basketball by customizing boots for the mighty Rens although after losing their apparent monopoly they are no longer the official shoe of the National Basketball Association. This has not stopped Converse’s popularity on the suburbs of America where sales of the basketball shoes continue to rocket.

Although remaining close to the hearts of Americans, Converse have found themselves attracting a wider market from Europe and the famous Chuck Taylor boot has become an all American symbol that is internationally recognizable as a representation of one mans dream.