There are several Converse 1970s article numbers

There are eight article numbers of black, navy blue, wasabi green, camouflage, yellow, orange, peach pink, mint.

The differences between the Converse 1970s and the classic Soohide are as follows:

1. The design is different.

Converse 1970s is an antique-style canvas shoe launched by Converse, its design is inspired by the classic canvas shoes of Converse in the 70s of the last century, with a more classic and retro appearance. The Converse Classic is the classic canvas shoe style that Converse has always had, with a simple, classic design and a more traditional appearance.

2. The material is different.

The Converse 1970s and the classic model have slightly different materials. The Converse 1970s is made of a more premium canvas material, which is softer and more comfortable to the touch, while the Converse Classic is made of traditional canvas material, which has a tougher feel.

3. The process is different.

The Converse 1970s are made with better craftsmanship, such as double-thread sewing and eco-friendly sulfur dyeing, which makes the shoes more durable and comfortable. Converse Classics, on the other hand, are made using traditional techniques, and the process of making shoes is relatively simple.

4. **Different.

Due to the use of more advanced materials and craftsmanship in the Converse 1970s, it is relatively high and generally more expensive than the Converse classic.

Yes. The size of the Converse 1970s is on the large side, and the size of the 1970s is generally on the large side, if you usually wear 255 inner length. If you wear Converse 1970s, 255 is basically safe to wear, but the possible 1970s, that is, 250 inner length, may also be able to wear.

The difference between the Converse 1970s and the regular model is also reflected in one detail, the tongue of this shoe is straighter, more close to the instep, and more comfortable to wear. At the same time, the routing of the shoes has also changed a lot. Generally speaking, the black backmark with three five-pointed stars can be considered a replica of the 1970s.

And there is no such thing as a regular Converse shoe.

The size of the Converse 1970s is a little on the large side, and the size of the large size is generally half a size or a size, so you can buy a small size when you buy it. However, it still depends on the definition of foot fat, if the feet are fat, you can buy half a size smaller, or go to the store to interview and buy, so as not to buy small or big clothes are not very comfortable. However, the Converse 1970s shoe is made of very good material, the fullness is also very high, and the sole is relatively thick, just like there is a thin sponge inside, which better improves the comfort.

The Converse 1970s are on the larger side of the size than the full size shoe. About half a yard larger.

Converse was born in 1908. Since its inception, Converse has adhered to the independent design of the brand and does not follow. Initially only produced"Rubber shoes", but soon began to make tennis and basketball shoes.

From the very beginning, the style of the sporty trend was pursued, so the yardage was slightly larger from the beginning, because it was usually aimed at athletic men.

According to the design style and user purchase experience, the Converse 1970s is larger than the size of the regular size of the shoe, usually about half a size larger, if you usually wear the size then buy 42 or the original size can be worn.

The regular Converse differs from the Converse 1970s as follows: du

1. Upper. The overall appearance of the 70s version of zhi is compared to the scriptures.

The DAO classic version is more three-dimensional, with sails on the 70s upper.

The inner fabric is also better than the classic version, so the shoes from the 70s look fuller and stronger.

2. Toe cap. There are also some differences in the toe cap. In the 70s of the last century it should be smaller, and the silhouette of the toe box should be more layered. The sides extend to the middle of the forefoot, while the classic version only touches the toe.

3. Car dealership. The launch in the 70s of the last century is more refined than the classic version, and there is a line on the side that the classic version does not have.

4. Midsole. In the 70s, milk white was used, which was more retro, while the regular version was all white. That side of the 70s looks better than the regular version.

5, heel. The '70s logo on the heel features a much cooler black three-star logo than the classic, and the '70s on the heel support is thicker than the classic. The support will be better, and the classic version will be softer.

There is no difference, the style of cloth shoes is almost the same, the difference is that the leather surface of the 1970s has been polished, easy to brush, more resistant to dirt, more strong, and there is no other difference! Don't look at the 1970s, it's more expensive, or recommend buying this.

Converse chuck70 is 1970s, but everyone prefers to call it 1970s, 1970s can be said to be the nickname of Converse chuck70, and everyone more commonly uses 1970s to mean Converse chuck70. And the 1970s used more, in fact, it is a model, both high-top and low-top, and the 1970s have many popular colors, classic blue, deciduous yellow, etc.

The Converse product is divided into four series.

Star and Chevron: Featuring basketball shoes, this collection features stars and arrows on both sides of the upper.

Jack Purcell: Commonly known as Kaixiao (named after Mr. Jack Purcell, an outstanding badminton player in the last century).

All Star: Also known as Chuck Taylor (named after the great basketball player Mr. Chuck Taylor in the 20s of the last century, in honor of his promotion of basketball and the Converse brand, Converse named its most selling brand after him).

One Star: The logo is that there is only one star.

The difference between the new Converse 1970s mark and the old mark is only the letter design:

The old version of the Chuck Taylor letters used a slightly bold design, but this new version has a slimmer and more detailed lettering with an italic feel.

The yardage of the 1970s was usually on the large side. Usually buy half a size smaller.

If you usually wear 255 inner shoes, if you wear Converse 1970s, 255 is basically safe to wear. But the possible 1970s, that is, the length of the 250s, may also be able to wear it. Due to the unique craftsmanship and toe cap of the 1970s, it has been loved by many hipsters such as Shinsuke Takizawa, Daisuke Ohana, Toru Nishiyama, Hiroshi Fujiwara, and Uncle Liu.

That's right, it's half a yard because the yardage of the 1970s is too large.

The 1970s is a remake of the 1970s, the first year of the United States, because of the upper foot ** of Toru Nishiyama and Yue Wenle's sixth uncle**, which increased the popularity of this shoe.

However, it is also a canvas shoe model, and Converse's All Star series, Pro Star series, Star Player series, One Star series, Star70 series, and Skid Grip series are different in size, and the first few canvas shoe series are smaller in size.