Where is the Converse shoe logo?

The Converse shoe logo is on the inside of the shoe.

1. ALL STAR series of Converse classic canvas shoes:

This series is the oldest series of Converse. The Converse brand has been around since the company was founded in 1908. The characteristic is that the upper fabric or leather may be solid color, or may have other special patterns. Low-cut shoes usually only have the ALL STAR LOGO on the bottom of the heel. The high-top ones have a round ALL STAR trademark on the inner eyelet of the shoe.

2. PRO STAR series of Converse classic canvas shoes:

The characteristic of this series is that there are stars and arrows on both sides of the upper, and there is no LOGO on the bottom of the heel. But there is a star at the top of the heel, which means CONVERSE in English.

Extended information: ?

The original Converse actually made some rubber-related items in addition to rubber sports. Later, it turned to the professional sports shoe market and launched the first sports shoe No-Skid. (meaning "non-slip"), there was no star logo at that time, but the uppercase English letter C (from the early slogan: Looking For the Big C).

At this stage, the company made water shoes, work boots and even tires. It was not until 1915 that Converse decided to develop sports shoes into its main line, and the brand gradually transformed from its previous hodgepodge to professional sports equipment. In 1917, Converse launched the All Star series of basketball shoes. It means that the world's first pair of canvas rubber shoes was born in the United States. It is also an important turning point in the history of Converse, laying a solid foundation for its dominance in the basketball market.

Later, Converse ushered in the most important person, Chuck Taylor, and also improved the existing All Star basketball shoes. At that time, the star patch was officially added, and in addition, the shape of the sole was changed and improved Flexibility and traction, adding a player signature bar behind the tongue and more.