The Converse All Star originated as a basketball shoe back in 1917. Subsequently, in 1921, the brand recruited the acclaimed basketball player Charles H. Taylor, whose remarkable sales prowess led to his name being incorporated into the iconic signature ankle patch. Fast forward to 2014, an improved version called Chuck Taylor All Star 'Mirage Grey' was introduced, boasting a canvas upper adorned with a captivating star print. In addition to its timeless design, this sneaker exhibits durability and enhanced grip with its classic rubber toe cap and chunky rubber sole.