The Converse All Star, which was first introduced in 1917, received a revamped 'Chuck Taylor' ankle patch due to the influence of renowned basketball player Charles H. Taylor in 1921, leading to its increased popularity. Offering a contemporary twist on the timeless design, the Chuck Taylor All Star Knee-Hi 'Charcoal Grey' shoe exhibits a dual-colored upper made of Charcoal Grey and purple canvas material, complemented by a foldover shaft and purple laces. Completing the overall aesthetic, the shoe showcases the iconic white rubber sole contrasted by black foxing tape.