When the NBA Finals tip off on Thursday night, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander will be considered by many as the best player on the ...

now owned by Nike, hasn’t stopped building off the Chuck Taylor. “There is always a new approach with materials,” Rambo says. “One of the biggest things is we never mess with the aesthetic ...

The lawsuit claims that there is a very distinctive "bumper" and "toe cap" at the toe-end of its famous Converse signature Chuck Taylor brand; and the defendants have infringed the Nike trademarks ...

Called the Chuck Taylor II, the shoe will feature an insole with the Lunarlon technology available in many of Nike’s athletic and casual sneakers, the retailers said. The shoe will weigh less ...

I t may seem like virtually everyone has a pair of Converse Chuck Taylor All-Stars sneakers, the iconic canvas shoes that have been around since 1917. But maybe not quite everybody because Nike ...

Few shoe styles have been alive longer than Converse's Chuck Taylor All Star, the canvas-and-rubber basketball sneaker that legions of hard-core fans have elevated to an antifashion icon.

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Nike acquired Converse in 2003 for more than $300 million, meaning that the beloved All-Star sneakers introduced by Chuck Taylor in the 1920s are Nike products. The Chuck IIs, crafted in 2015 ...

For the most part, though, it was Converse's "Chuck Taylor" that dominated the sneaker game until Nike arrived on the basketball sneaker scene in 1972. After that, the shoe industry exploded.

With a market cap of $89.6 billion, NIKE, Inc. (NKE) engages in the designing, marketing, and distributing of athletic ...

It might seem like the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star has no right to be compared with TYR and Nike weightlifting shoes since there’s less lockdown across the top of the foot and no elevated heel to ...