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JACK PURCELL SNEAKER
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Jack Purcell low tops in black from Converse. These canvas sneakers feature a white rubber cap toe with a black stripe, lace up front, and a flat white rubber sole.
Item ID:10162350

Composition & Care

  • Composition: cotton 100%
  • Brand Style ID: 13240 JACK PURCELL

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      JACK PURCELL SNEAKER

    SHIPPING FROM: American Rag, Los Angeles

    American Rag
    Founded in 1984 by Mark Werts, American Rag is known for stocking its shelves with the best in vintage finds and emerging design talent. A year after the first doors opened in San Francisco, Werts opened a boutique in Los Angeles, and in 2006 opened a third location in Newport Beach as well as a World Denim Bar located next door to the LA shop. American Rag boutiques are recognised as innovative and trendsetting retailers with cutting-edge clothing and quality accessories.

    Visit www.amrag.com

    Designer: Converse

    The Converse Rubber Company was founded in 1908 by Marquis M. Converse in the US. Initially, only making galoshes and seasonal shoes. In 1915 the company decided to make athletic shoes to enable year-round production. As basketball evolved, their basketball shoe became popular when high school basketball star Chuck Taylor began wearing them. In 1921 his signature was added to the design. Through the 1970s and 1980s, Converse faced considerable competition from other shoe manufacturers and began developing aesthetically-oriented models, still highly profitable today.

    Visit Converse for more information on this designer.