The upcoming holiday season comes with many new product launches such as the unveiling of the Converse First String Standards Chuck Taylors All Star ‘Made in Maine' boot. The iconic sneaker company has collaborated with the Highland Shoe Company to create a shoe that epitomizes Americana and pays homage to New England’s well-known hand crafted traditions.
The boots are limited-edition and is designed and constructed entirely in the United States. The fine craftsmanship put into the boot as well as the classic leather design and the jagged rubber sole all add up to create a definitive boot that is both stylish and chic.
The limited-edition boots will be available starting November 30th at all Converse locations in NYC and Boston as well as First String stores worldwide. As with most limited-edition products, only 80 pairs will be available for $350 for men exclusively, so don’t forget to mark the release of the Converse First String Standard Made in Maine boot on your calendars.
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Trend Themes
1. Made in USA Fashion - The trend of American-made fashion products provides opportunities to promote the high value of domestic craftsmanship and design.
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Industry Implications
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