When he was done playing the game, he was its most devoted ambassador. And there's never been another like him. Thats why the classic design hasnt changed since Chuck wore them himself. Canvas upper bears the original Chuck Taylor Patch logo. No matter what your size, these are big shoes to fill. The Converse All-Star Hi originates from the original basketball shoe of 1917 when it was endorsed by basketball legend 'Chuck Taylor. The Converse All-Star Hi is the original and most classic of the Converse range. With a canvas upper & rubber sole, it makes for a stylish & comfortable wear. Office has one of the largest selections of Converse trainers

The 10th incarnation of the Doctor (David Tennant) wears these. Classic style. The only drawback is they are narrow, so if you have broad feet you might find them too tight.

These were my first pair of Converse and i love them, I've been wearing it ever since the day i bought them. They are very comfortable, if you're new to these then you'll probably spent at least 5mins to tie the laces the first time you're wearing it.. overall these are just great shoes! i love them so much i ordered another one just couple of days ago!

Foppishly long hair, parted on the side? Check. Drainpipe black jeans and matching T-shirt? Check. Then may I recommend a pair of Chuck Taylor's to complete your highly original outfit?

If you're reading this you probably don't own a pair of these. You probably should. They're wonderfully comfortable, durable, versatile, machine-washable and available in all kinds of colours, patterns and materials. They're also relatively affordable and look better the longer you wear them. Hello?

When you wear converse you're not wearing a shoe, you're making a statement. That statement is 'I wear good shoes'.

I recommend this to anyone with style. Do you have style? You should got one!

The only person I wouldn't recommend this for is someone who doesn't like lacing up a shoe. A whole lot of holes.

Will Smith liked these in iRobot. How could Will Smith be wrong?