First String Chuck Taylor All Star "Woven Leather" 02022026 by Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO's silhouette-forward J-ESN-TK-S4040-OS_O/S

Name: First String Chuck Taylor All Star "Woven Leather" 02022026 by Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO's silhouette-forward J-ESN-TK-S4040-OS_O/S
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SKU: 76501083965
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First String Chuck Taylor All Star "Woven Leather" 02022026 by Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO's silhouette forward J ESN TK S4040 OS_O S by Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO's silhouette forward approach applied to a relaxed short it delivers that perfect blend of sports heritage and street level sensibility The Converse First String Chuck Taylor All Star "Woven Leather" elevates the iconic basketball silhouette through premium woven leather construction and refined craftsmanship Rich brown leather panels create texture and depth while preserving the timeless lines of the original Chuck Taylor

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