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Brand: GOLF le FLEUR* x Converse

Model: Chuck 70

Release Date: July 8

Price: $100

Buy: Highsnobiety Shop

What We’re Saying: Hot on the heels of his new album release, Tyler, the Creator will soon be delivering his latest footwear collaboration.  The artist's GOLF le FLEUR* imprint has teamed up with Converse for yet another Chuck 70 launch.

In signature GOLF le FLEUR* style, the "Yellow Flame" Converse Chuck 70 features a cream-colored upper constructed from lightweight canvas, with pink and purple flames bringing the heat. Additional hits of pink emerge via the foxing stripes and branding label on the heels.

https://www.highsnobiety.com/shop/product/converse-x-golf-wang-chuck-70-flames-pastel-yellow

News of the forthcoming GOLF le FLEUR* Chucks arrives as we have officially entered a new era of Tyler, the Creator 'fits. Will this translate to never-before-seen sneaker designs? Only time will tell.

For now, however, you can look forward to the "Yellow Flame" Chuck 70 arriving on July 8 via Highsnobiety Shop.

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