Stussy x Our Legacy x Converse Chuck 70s Drop This Week

Three pairs to pick from.

Jun 28, 2023
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Stüssy and Converse will keep the momentum around their sneaker collabs going but this time around, the collaborators are bringing in Swedish clothing store Our Legacy Work Shop for a new trio of Chuck 70 styles.

Shown here is the three-way Stüssy x Our Legacy x Converse Chuck 70 collection, which consists of the "Pool Blue," "Lizard Green," and "Pigeon Grey" colorways. Each pair is crafted from hemp and has been overdyed in Portugal using bio-friendly dyes in a closed water loop process that gives each pair a unique wash on the upper. Stüssy branding appears on the tongue and footbed, while Our Legacy's signature yin yang logo appears on the lateral side.

This Stüssy x Our Legacy x Converse Chuck 70 collection will be released on Friday, June 30, at Stussy.com and at select Stüssy and Our Legacy stores.

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