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Converse

FO Pulse: #180 of 586 on the 2026-10-14 close, up 14 from the previous close, with 55,945 likes across 2 posts in the trailing 7 days. Full chart.

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FO Pulse rank history

Converse's standing over the last 7 nightly closes: #368 (2026-10-08) → #440 (2026-10-09) → #440 (2026-10-10) → #442 (2026-10-11) → #250 (2026-10-12) → #194 (2026-10-13) → #180 (2026-10-14).

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Questions people ask about Converse

What are the latest Converse releases?

Two Pro Leather collaborations landed July 16, 2026. Felicia the Goat, BMX champion Felicia Stancil's Converse persona, released her second collaboration exclusively on Converse.com, and Tyler, the Creator's le FLEUR* Pro Leather shipped the same day at 95 dollars. Finally Offline's coverage below tracks each drop as it is announced.

Where can you buy Converse collaborations?

Converse.com is the primary door, and some drops are site exclusives, like Felicia the Goat's Pro Leather. Wider releases reach sneaker retailers that stock Converse. Once a collaboration sells out, resale platforms like GOAT and StockX carry it, like the Vaquera Chuck Taylor listed at 205 dollars on GOAT.

How much do Converse cost?

Classic Chuck Taylors stay under 100 dollars at retail, and collaborations generally price modestly above the core line, like the le FLEUR* Pro Leather at 95 dollars. Designer reworks cost more, with the Vaquera Chuck Taylor XXXHi at 205 dollars. Converse resale runs calmer than most sneaker brands, so retail is usually attainable.

Do Converse collaborations restock?

Limited collaborations are usually one time runs, though pairs sometimes return through partner platforms, like the Vaquera Chuck Taylor coming back to GOAT. For recurring partnerships, new colorways tend to arrive instead of restocks, as with Tyler, the Creator's ongoing le FLEUR* line. If a pair is gone at Converse.com, check resale before assuming a rerun.

Who owns Converse?

Nike has owned Converse outright since 2003, and the brand operates as a wholly owned subsidiary with its own lines and collaborations. That is why player moves can look odd from the outside. Shai Gilgeous Alexander left Converse for a Nike deal in June 2026, but both contracts sit under the same parent company.

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