The iconic Converse All Star sneakers made their debut in 1917, gaining immense popularity over the years. In 1921, Converse enlisted the skills of basketball player Charles H. Taylor, who was immensely successful in driving sales for the brand. In honor of his achievements, his name was incorporated into the ankle patch design. Fast forward to 2011, the Chuck Taylor All Star Clean Mid 'Black' was introduced as a slightly shorter iteration of the original silhouette. Sporting a stylish black canvas upper, this mid-cut sneaker stands out with contrasting white stitching, laces, and silver metal eyelets. Adding to its durability, the design is completed with a sturdy white rubber toe cap and sole.