Alltimers Bring 90s Hoops Aesthetics To Their First Converse Collaboration

From Stussy and Patta to a myriad of skate shop houses, Converse has cast its archives of on-board silhouettes in a number of collaborative efforts since the turn of the calendar year just a few months ago. While the latter has consisted of familiar banners, the Boston brand’s classic skateboard silhouettes now appear under the […] © Sneaker News, 2023. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us The post Alltimers Bring 90s Hoops Aesthetics To Their First Converse Collaboration appeared first on Sneaker News. The post Alltimers Bring 90s Hoops Aesthetics To Their First Converse Collaboration appeared first on Sneaker News.

From Stussy and Patta to a myriad of skate shop houses, Converse has cast its archives of on-board silhouettes in a number of collaborative efforts since the turn of the calendar year just a few months ago. While the latter has consisted of familiar banners, the Boston brand’s classic skateboard silhouettes now appear under the knife of New York-based Alltimers.

Founded in 2013, the small-scale yet extremely successful skate shop and apparel brand began popping up in the sneaker ecosystem throughout the late 2010s with collaborative efforts alongside Vans and adidas Originals. Now infusing their NYC basketball roots across both the Converse Fastbreak and Converse One Star Pro, Alltimers renders both silhouettes in a wave of luxurious materials emanating guest-list energy.

The low-top One Star Pro pairs its dominant suede real estate with ballistic mesh underlays, crafting a uniform “Midnight Navy” composition that comes contrasted by the two-toned ensemble’s crisp white detailing at the sock lining, mid-foot Star logo and rubberized sole unit. In a similar darkened vein, the Converse Fastbreak indulges in a Triple Black nubuck, tumbled leather and suede comprised trio while brown and cream houndstooth laces accompany the pitch-dark outfit. While the silhouette’s tinctures differ, both pair’s come embossed with Alltimers branding at the heel while elastic tongue straps and a CX foam insole readies the pack with a board-ready feel.

Currently available in adult sizes via the store list below for a retail price of $80 for the One Star Pro and $85 for the Fastbreak, in the meantime enjoy official imagery of the Alltimers x Converse collaborative collection below.

In other news from the Boston-based brand, Devin Booker recently received his own Converse Chuck 70 dipped in “Egret Canvas”.