Converse Mens Skid Grip Ox Shoes 'Blk/Multi'
- Releasing 9/16
- Black / Multi Shoes
- Low top sneaker.
- Black poly canvas upper with sublimation print of Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Kings of Egypt II.
- Basquiat logo printed on tongue and license plate.
- SKU: 172584C
- FINAL SALE.
Converse celebrates the street-inspired work of Jean-Michel Basquiat. The collaboration translates some of his most influential pieces to the canvasses of Converse classics, including this iteration of Kings of Egypt II on the Skidgrip. The explosion of abstract text and distorted iconography pops off the archival canvas, creating a vibrant visual language that’s influenced by Egyptian history but firmly rooted in street culture.
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Converse Mens Skid Grip Ox Shoes 'Blk/Multi'
- Releasing 9/16
- Black / Multi Shoes
- Low top sneaker.
- Black poly canvas upper with sublimation print of Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Kings of Egypt II.
- Basquiat logo printed on tongue and license plate.
- SKU: 172584C
- FINAL SALE.
Converse celebrates the street-inspired work of Jean-Michel Basquiat. The collaboration translates some of his most influential pieces to the canvasses of Converse classics, including this iteration of Kings of Egypt II on the Skidgrip. The explosion of abstract text and distorted iconography pops off the archival canvas, creating a vibrant visual language that’s influenced by Egyptian history but firmly rooted in street culture.
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- Releasing 9/16
- Black / Multi Shoes
- Low top sneaker.
- Black poly canvas upper with sublimation print of Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Kings of Egypt II.
- Basquiat logo printed on tongue and license plate.
- SKU: 172584C
- FINAL SALE.
Converse celebrates the street-inspired work of Jean-Michel Basquiat. The collaboration translates some of his most influential pieces to the canvasses of Converse classics, including this iteration of Kings of Egypt II on the Skidgrip. The explosion of abstract text and distorted iconography pops off the archival canvas, creating a vibrant visual language that’s influenced by Egyptian history but firmly rooted in street culture.
