Step into History: Converse and Tyler, the Creator Drop the 1908 Collection

Back and better than ever, Converse and Tyler, the Creator bring a fresh take on classic silhouettes with their new “1908” archival capsule collection. Merging over a century of Converse heritage with Tyler’s innovative creativity, the collection revives iconic models like the Naut-1 and Coach Jogger. Designed for today’s sneaker enthusiasts, these styles blend timeless design with modern flair, making them the perfect choice for summer and beyond.

A nostalgic revival with a modern twist

In a collaboration that perfectly bridges past and present, Converse and Tyler, the Creator have teamed up to launch the “1908” archival capsule collection. Celebrating Converse’s founding year, 1908, this limited-edition drop revives two iconic sneaker silhouettes—the Naut-1 and the Coach Jogger—bringing heritage style into today’s sneaker culture with a creative flair unique to Tyler.

Looking for the ultimate summer sneaker? The “1908” collection offers not one but two fresh takes on classic models, designed so that you and your best friend won’t have to battle over who gets to rock them. Both shoes reflect Converse’s early spirit of pushing boundaries, now infused with Tyler’s signature playful and artistic touch.

Two timeless silhouettes reimagined

The Naut-1 first appeared in 1971 as a lifestyle shoe, inspired by the timeless preppy boat shoe. Now, this silhouette returns in four vibrant colorways, including a special edition featuring Golf Le Fleur’s beloved mascot Darryl alongside whimsical stitched floral details. These playful yet sophisticated accents highlight Tyler’s distinctive style, adding personality to the nostalgic design.

The Coach Jogger, originally a 1976 Olympic track shoe, makes a comeback with an updated palette of green, brown, and light blue. While the Naut-1 evokes a laid-back summer vibe, the Coach Jogger nods to Converse’s sporty roots. Despite their stylistic differences, both models exemplify Converse’s longstanding mission to innovate and defy convention.

Where and when to get your pair

The “1908” collection will officially launch globally on June 20, with prices hovering around an accessible $100—making these heritage-inspired kicks an easy addition to any sneaker rotation. Before the global release, fans in Los Angeles have a chance to shop early at the exclusive 1908 Pop-Up event starting June 12. This immersive space will celebrate the collection and Converse’s rich history while showcasing the playful creativity Tyler brings to the brand.

With a blend of nostalgia, fresh aesthetics, and quality craftsmanship, the Converse x Tyler, the Creator “1908” capsule is a must-have for sneaker lovers looking to honor the past while stepping boldly into the future. Whether you’re drawn to the classic charm of the Naut-1 or the sporty edge of the Coach Jogger, this collection proves that great style is timeless—and always evolving.

 

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