Hiroshi Fujiwara Previews Three-Pack of fragment design x Converse All-Star Ox Collabs
PublishedQuick Facts
- The fragment design x Converse All-Star Ox was previewed by Fujiwara on Instagram this week, with a series of photos showing low-top All-Stars in Pink, Blue, and White canvas.
- On all three pairs, fragment design co-branding is added to the midsole foxing, the heel tab, and the license plate on the bottom of the heel.
- The fragment design x Converse All-Star Ox Collection doesn’t have a release date or retail price yet.
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Converse is in a confusing place. No, we don’t mean Boston and its insane traffic layout. The legacy brand responsible for the modern sneaker has been the subject of recent rumors about a split from its spot underneath the Nike umbrella, and with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander departing the brand for The Swoosh and the Star all but scrapping its skate program, Converse’s long-term future is still uncertain.
Fragments of Sneaker History
In the meantime, though, Converse is still churning out the classics and working with Nike collaborators. For its latest collection of canvas collabs, Converse is teaming up with Hiroshi Fujiwara and fragment design for a pack of All-Star Ox colorways, one in two bright monochrome colors and the other a two-tone black-and-white mix.
The fragment design x Converse All-Star Ox was previewed by Fujiwara on Instagram this week, with a series of photos showing low-top All-Stars in Pink, Blue, and White canvas. On all three pairs, fragment design co-branding is added to the midsole foxing, the heel tab, and the license plate on the bottom of the heel. The blue and pink colorways bring white contrast on the laces and midsole, while the white pair switches to black for the laces but stays true to the rest of the pack with a white midsole.
fragment design x Converse All-Star Ox Collection Details
The fragment design x Converse All-Star Ox Collection doesn’t have a release date or retail price yet, but in the preview post on IG, Fujiwara tagged his Tokyo-based retail store V.A., so whenever the shoes drop, expect them to arrive at V.A. first. To keep up with all the latest fragment design collabs from across the sneaker industry, download the Sole Retriever App.
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