Brooks Brothers and Converse Release New All Star Sneakers

Brooks Brothers and Converse have launched their second collaborative sneaker collection, featuring reworked versions of the All Star Aged silhouette. This new drop, released on October 14, includes both the All Star Aged Hi and the All Star Aged Ox models, available in unisex sizing. The collaboration draws inspiration from wrestling shoes produced by Converse in the 1950s, aiming for a cleaner profile and incorporating signature details from both American brands. A notable design modification is the removal of the traditional foxing tape line that encircles the base of the All Star, resulting in a smooth, uninterrupted sidewall for a more polished aesthetic. The lacing system has also been updated, with an additional eyelet compared to the standard All Star Aged, and each eyelet is finished in silver. Brooks Brothers' branding is subtly integrated through hardware and labels. The metal dubraes on the laces feature the Golden Fleece, Brooks Brothers' long-standing emblem. Both brands' logos are prominently displayed in navy on the insole, tongue label, and heel label, signifying this exclusive double-name collaboration. The outsole is also presented in navy, a color strongly associated with Brooks Brothers. The collection offers two distinct colorways: the All Star Aged Hi is presented in a soft off-white, while the All Star Aged Ox comes in a darker navy. This color distribution is a reversal from their first collaboration in spring 2025, which featured a faded navy high-top and a white low-top on the All Star LGCY model. The previous collaboration also utilized navy for the heel label and outsole, establishing a design foundation that the current collection builds upon while introducing a new silhouette. The All Star Aged Ox is priced at ¥15,400 JPY (approximately $100 USD), and the All Star Aged Hi is priced at ¥16,500 JPY (approximately $105 USD). Both models are available for purchase through Brooks Brothers' retail channels. The initial collaboration between Brooks Brothers and Converse in spring 2025 reportedly sold out quickly, indicating strong consumer interest in their joint ventures.