Fragment's Signature Hue Appears on This Converse Weapon Collab

Hiroshi Fujiwara and Fragment apply their signature hues to the Converse Weapon for its next collab. Click here to learn more about the project.

May 04, 2023
Fragment x Converse Weapon
Image via Converse
Fragment x Converse Weapon
Image via Converse

After collaborating through the brand’s By You program in February, longtime collaborators Fragment and Converse are back with a new project. This time, the Hiroshi Fujiwara-helmed brand applies its signature flair to the classic Weapon basketball shoe.

The upcoming Fragment x Converse Weapon collab dons the imprint’s iconic black, blue, and white color blocking, most recently featured on the Travis Scott x Fragment x Air Jordan 1 collabs from 2021, while Fragment’s lightning bolt logo is stamped on the heel counter. Additionally, Fragment branding also appears on the footbed before the look is finished off with a sail midsole and black outsole.

Readers can buy this Fragment x Converse Weapon collab starting on May 11 via SNKRS and at select Converse retailers for $140.

Fragment x Converse Weapon
Image via Converse
Fragment x Converse Weapon
Image via Converse
Fragment x Converse Weapon
Image via Converse



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