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UNDERCOVER and WTAPS Join Converse to Expand 'One of One'

Japanese imprints UNDERCOVER and WTAPS work in collaboration with Converse to continue growing the ONE ON ONE collection. This time, the three-way collection updated a range of classic Converse silhouettes designed with premium quality.

The special edition of the Chuck Taylor High features a construction of eight eyelet cotton canvas throughout the upper and boasts classic white at the Converse sole unit. All of this rests on top of a black Vibram outsole unit with collaborative details in the form of the diagonal zipper on the lateral side of the shoe. This rests right next to the 'UNDERCOVER x WTAPS x "ONE ON ONE" collection branding detailed in white for a pop of contrast against the black base.
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