Tyler, The Creator and Converse Chop Down the Bronco Boot
Launching a low-top version of the shoe for a new 1908 collection.
Converse and Tyler, The Creator are referencing themselves once again, expanding their 1908 footwear line with a fresh trio of retro-inspired silhouettes. Leading the pack is the Bronco Boot Low, a chopped-down, everyday iteration of the rugged boot the duo originally debuted last year.
Drawing direct inspiration from Converse’s 1990s Mud Chunk sneaker-boot hybrid and over a century of outdoor utility, the Bronco Boot Low blends workwear and durability with a fashion-minded polish. Built with suede and leather uppers, a molded rubber toe cap and a lugged outsole, the shoe comes finished with custom woven round laces and a signature le FLEUR* lace jewel. It arrives in four earthy, versatile colorways: “Cocoa Brown,” “New Wheat,” “Eden” and “Black.”
Alongside the headlining low-top, Tyler puts a soft, textural spin on two 1976 classics. The oversized Pro Leather returns in suede with chunky laces and an embossed toe-cap star, offered in two contrasting palettes. Rounding out the capsule is the Jogger, which leans into monochromatic design with saturated “High Risk Red” and “Golden Haze” colorways crafted from smooth nylon and vintage-style hairy suede.
The Converse x GOLF le FLEUR* 1908 collection is available to purchase now on the Converse and GOLF le FLEUR* websites, as well as select retailers.
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