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The talented duo behind CLOT — Edison Chen and Kevin Poon — have surely not had much sleep in recent months as they’ve released countless collaborations throughout the many branches of the Nike umbrella. First a Jordan 13 and then an Air Max 97, the Chinese label is now setting its sights on both a Converse Chuck 70 and Jack Purcell, donning both a tooling inspired by the rich culture of the North Pole and the sherpa lining that adds warmth into signature garments. Palettes are kept neutral to align with the snow-laden grounds found throughout much of the locale’s landscape, though interest is piqued in its use of connecting materials throughout the construction of both pairs. The Jack Purcell is much more subtle in its approach, utilizing a smooth off-white suede throughout the upper with the lining exhibiting the insulating material. Taking a more adventurous route, the Chuck Taylor showcases the furry texture along the entire profile in an overall patchwork design with the contrasting shades separated by the heel-facing zipper. An animal print can be found along the outsoles of each, speaking to the muse through and through.
Feast your eyes on the campaign images below, and expect both pairs to arrive on Converse.com as well as select retailers come February 1st.
