Shirt Down Monday - Down to a Pair

There's no such thing as too much love for Converse and this tee just proves that fanaticism can be fashionable! Grab one and show your love for Converse for P 549.75 at selected Converse stores nationwide.

Lady Friday - Something Shiny This Way Comes

Holiday party invites will start to arrive soon, and wouldn't it be nice to arrive with a happening outfit? Then prepare to jazz up your holiday attire with shoes that add that certain sparkle to make you stand out! Check out the Chuck Taylor Slouchy metallic edition for P 3,250 at select Converse stores nationwide!

Sneak Week Watch Thursday - Trading Brown for Black

Ever wonder how life will be like if you can trade your customary black leather shoes for brown? Now you've got the opportunity to give it a try with Chuck Taylor Leather for P 3,990 at select Converse stores nationwide!

Wallpaper Wednesday - Dr. Seuss Fanaticism

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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Lace Me Up Tuesday - Hidden Knot

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.