It's definitely great holiday timing for one of Dr. Seuss lovable character makes it way to the Philippine market! Let your kids greet Christmas day with Converse Chuck Taylor The Grinch!
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It's time for another lacing style fresh from Ian Fieggen's site - Double Back!
Lacing Technique 1 (hidden verticals, shorter laces):
1. The lace is run straight across (grey section) and the ends are fed in through the second set of eyelets from the top.
2. The ends are crossed over each other, then fed in through the second-lower set of eyelets down the shoe (skip past one set of eyelets).
3. Repeat step (2), criss-crossing down the shoe two sets of eyelets at a time.
4. At the bottom, run each lace end vertically between the bottom and second from bottom eyelets.
5. Double back and work back up the shoe, criss-crossing through the vacant sets of eyelets.
It's a pretty tight fit, but can become a bit awkward.
Time to make those Christmas wish lists available for your family and friends!
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You don't have to be an adult to enjoy the parties that cropped up during the holiday! Dress up for the occasion in a shiny pair of Chucks and enjoy your Christmas parties!
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Plaid is a fashion statement and Converse is ready to fill the quota!
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It's another lacing style fresh off Ian Fieggen's site - Hash!
Lacing Technique:
1. The lace is run straight across the bottom (grey section) and the ends emerge through both bottom eyelets.
2. The ends are crossed over on the outside and are fed in through the set of eyelets two rows higher up the shoe (skip past one set of eyelets).
3. The ends are run straight down on the inside and emerge through the next lower set of eyelets.
4. The ends are crossed over on the outside and are fed in through the set of eyelets three rows higher up the shoe (skip past two sets of eyelets).
5. Repeat steps (3) and (4), each time running straight down one set of eyelets, then crossing over on the outside and going up three sets of eyelets, until both ends reach the top eyelets.
Requires longer laces, harder to tighten but definitely a stand-out for its decorative appeal.
With the popularity of fun runs, you should definitely consider checking out Converse's Running shoe collection!
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Adorable! That's one way to describe the Converse Dr. Seuss collection, so don't be caught dead without your own pair!
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If you're no good at tying your shoelaces, then you'll definitely enjoy today's featured lacing technique fresh from Ian Fieggen's site - the Hidden Knot!
Lacing Technique:
1. Lace the shoe as per Straight (Bar) Lacing, except that the left (blue) end is made shorter and the right (yellow) end is made longer.
2. Run the the left (blue) end only as far as the second eyelet from the top left, ending up inside the shoe.
3. Run the right (yellow) end across the top pair of eyelets, also ending up inside the shoe.
4. The ends now meet between the top left eyelet and the next eyelet down. Carefully tie the knot inside the shoe at that point. This can either be tied with a Standard Shoelace Knot or with a simpler knot like a Reef Knot (as shown in the diagram at left).
5. Finally, tuck the loose ends inside the shoe wherever they are most comfortable.
Friendly warning:
It's tricky to do and a bit uncomfortable if your feet are sensitive, but they do give off a very distinctive appeal.
A little late, but blame it on the holiday!
Converse pays tribute to its home country with a map inspired tee! Home for over a century, this Converse USA map tee is available for P 529.75 at select Converse stores nationwide!
It's a fun day to play when you have colorful kicks on your feet! Check out Converse Star Player 3V for your kids today!
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