Some nice new styles have landed from Converse’s Fall/Winter 2009 Collection. The latest releases include a garment dyed Chuck Taylor Hi in Moon Rock (pictured), herringbone Chuck His and Lows, plaid Chuck Lows and a nice deep suede Jack Purcell. All styles featured include the Ox treatment, meaning (primarily) a more comfortable insole than your average All-Star. Now available at The Darkside Initiative.

Check out more of the latest releases from Converse’s Fall/Winter 2009 Collection after the click.

After giving you a first look the other day, we show you some more images of the second season of Converse Addict, the Japanese high end version collection of the Chuck Taylor. Premium materials and Vibram soles are only two aspects that separate the line from the regular one. The second season consists of three colorways – black, white and a green/red/purple one. All three are now available at R*izm.

More views of the Converse Addict Season 2 Sneakers follow after the jump.

Once again we present you the latest from Converse Japan. For October 2009 they present a series of new Chuck Taylors, featuring contrasting stitching, gingham uppers, leopard details and graphic uppers. Most variations of the sneaker come in both low top and high top versions. The Jack Purcell comes with checker uppers this month and the Chevron comes with a houndstooth pattern print. An interesting addition this month is the slip-on.

Take a detailed look at all upcoming Converse Japan October 2009 Releases after the jump.

Converse and the Patta collective join together in their mutual love for classic product, music and bringing friends together.

As Amsterdam’s favorite sneaker collective turns five, Patta joins with Converse to create a unique anniversary pack rooted in their mutual love for music, friends and classic street style. In true family-fashion, the collaborators teamed up with the quirky Amsterdam-based music trio Le Le to produce a 12-inch record with ”banging inner-city chic” tracks commemorating the anniversary.

With a nod toward street culture and Converse’s basketball history, the anniversary pack features a classic Varsity Jacket along with two of the brand’s most iconic silhouettes: the Chuck Taylor Hi and the Pro Leather 76.

Inspired by the iconic Letterman design, the Varsity jacket comes in burgundy corduroy with a reversible grey quilted fleece lining. The collegiate aesthetic of the jacket is lent to the two shoes in an “opposites attract” manner. The Pro Leather sports a deep burgundy corduroy upper with quilted grey lining while the Chuck is the polar opposite with a quilted suede upper and burgundy corduroy lining. The Chuck is an exclusive 60s vintage makeup with higher rands and a clean midsole without the usual pinstripe creating a more classic look. The anniversary launch also marks the first time this exclusive model airs in the streetwear community.

Rounding out the pack is the 12-inch Le Le record with two new tracks, “We Are Le Le” and “Slotmachine.” Inspired by a plethora of music styles – from Disco and Electro to cliché gangster rap – Le Le isn’t limited to just one genre and their unique party-sound fits perfectly to the collaboration. To commemorate the launch of the anniversary pack, Le Le will play at two exclusive release events in Paris on September 9th (in collaboration with Colette and Pigalle) and in Berlin September 10th (In collaboration with WoodWood).

The Converse X Patta X Le Le Anniversary Pack launches on September 5 at Patta, with a global launch to follow at selected top tier Converse retailers.

Detailed images of the collaborative sneakers and the jacket follow after the jump.

Once again Converse Japan presents their latest releases. For August 2009 they present a solid line-up of new Chuck Taylor Hi and Lo sneakers. We especially like the patchwork and check sneakers in the range. Furthermore the Jack Purcell comes in two new leather and two new canvas versions. The ST got the animal pattern treatment this month.

Take a detailed look at all new Converse Japan sneaker releases after the jump.

Converse is hosting together with Lodown Magazine a BBQ event in Berlin tomorrow night. For the occasion they produced a Parra designed Chuck Taylor Hi, in line with the “Simply the Wurst” theme of the event. The Chuck Taylor Hi is limited to only 100 pairs and will be given out to friends and family.

Take a more detailed look at the Converse x Lodown x Parra “Simply the Wurst” Chuck Taylor Hi after the jump.

Converse Japan presents their latest releases. The Chuck Taylor comes in lots of new colorways, materials and designs. The selection is large and each style also comes in several colorways. We especially like this month’s Jack Purcell line-up, including simple polka dot looks, as well as nicely worn-in styles, both coming in canvas.

Take a look at the complete line-up of Converse Japan July 2009 Sneakers after the jump.

Inspired by the artwork from the 1977 “Animals” album, Pink Floyd has created a pack of two Chuck Taylors with Converse. The design comes both on the Chuck Taylor Low and Chuck Taylor High. Both sneakers are releasing this week at the Converse Store London.

More detailed images of the Converse x Pink Floyd “Animals” Chuck Taylors follow after the jump.

For Spring/Summer 2010, Converse and luxury Italian brand Missoni linked up to produce a capsule collection of sneakers. The Premium Chuck Hi Missoni will feature the brands infamous zigzag pattern on the upper. Look out for the sneakers to appear in stores from beginning of 2010. Via WWD.

We have already seen many additions on the classic Converse Chuck Taylor and for Fall/Winter 2009 they are introducing yet another new one – the double ankle strap. Converse has always managed to add and tweak the classic design in order to make it right for the times. “Ankle straps are the heat at the moment! Alright, so let’s add those!”. We can only imagine it went like that. We cannot say that we are huge fans of these, not even because we think they look bad, it just feels weird to jump the train of ankle straps this way.

Well, those were our 5 cents on the topic. The sneaker comes in several colorways next season, ranging from more subtle white, to more flashy black/metallic gold options.

Take a closer look at the Converse Fall/Winter 2009 Chuck Taylor Hi Strap after the jump.