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Brand: Don C x Converse

Model: ERX 260

Key Features: The "Animal" pack consists of two leather colorways in black and white, featuring animal print accents and two lace sets matching the prints. The "Metal" pack includes three colorways, featuring multi-size studs, oversized “CONS” logo print on the tongue, lighting bolt graphics and multiple laces. Each sneaker has a renewed EVA midsole.

Release Date: January 12

Price: $35 to $110

Buy: Converse.com, Foot Locker and select retailers.

Editor’s Notes: Following last fall's initial release, Converse and Don C present a second capsule collection featuring the '80s basketball silhouette, the ERX 260. This time around we find the sneaker showcased in five colorways across two packs, "Animal" and "Metal."

The "Animal" portion points to the rivalry between predator and prey, while the "Metal" range draws inspiration from the glam metal era and the convergence of '80s punk rock and pop.

In addition to the five footwear iterations, the new Converse and Don C collection includes accompanying apparel and accessories.

For more Converse sneakers, take a look at Louie Lopez’s new signature skate shoe.

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