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The new Converse All Star Square Toe OX subtly reinvents one of the most iconic sneakers of all time. At a glance, it’s still your classic Converse Chuck Taylor with a canvas upper, rubber sole, and metal eyelets. But look closer, and that familiar rounded toe has been traded for something a little more… squared off.

This minor geometric tweak of the classic Converse Chuck Taylor might seem small, but it changes everything.

With a square toe, the timeless high-top sneaker suddenly feels sleeker, more directional, almost like a dress shoe in its clunky elegance.

It's a wild remix that doesn’t mess with the Converse DNA too much while still catering to a trend that’s very of the moment.

Think of it as Converse channeling a bit of the same energy we’ve seen in its previous collaboration with Rick Owens’s square-toe sneakers, from brands like Maison Margiela, and even the Squared Converse De-Luxe from 2024.

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But Converse’s square-toed Chucks are more wearable, more democratic, and honestly, more everyday casual.

Available in two classic monochrome colorways, the square-toed Converse Chuck Taylor shoe keeps things monochrome and modern.

Bonus: the square toe gives you a little more room up front, making these not just cooler, but potentially comfier too. A win-win.

The square-toed Chucks are also a pretty easy yes for anyone looking to go next-level on their sneaker rotation without fully jumping into the avant-garde deep end. 

It’s proof that sometimes, a small shift in shape makes a huge difference. And in this case, Converse nailed it.

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Unfortunately, the square-toed Chucks are exclusive to Converse Japan but several similarly progressive styles are already available on the global Converse website.

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