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Comme des Garcons Play
PLAY Converse Lo-Top - Black
$ 100.00
Available in Black or White.
Sizing is listed in Mens, Women should go 2 sizes down.
(SKU: 0 | GID: 5042)
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Achilles heel, this is not. When Comme des Garçons' Rei Kawakubo gets her hands on something, you know it's going to turn out right. This Converse collaboration that revives a 1950s archived Chuck Taylor style originally created for the u.s. military gets revamped with Rei's signature heart logo on the heel. low top style. Available in white and black. Sizing is listed in mens, women should go down 2 full sizes.
COMME DES GARÇONS PLAY
Passport: Japan
Established: 1999 by Rei Kawakubo & Filip Pagowski
A fanciful offshoot of Rei Kawakubo's main line, Comme des Garçons PLAY is a colorful collection of tees and accessories, each imprinted with the brand's inimitable mascot: a seriously shifty-eyed heart, designed by Polish artist Filip Pagowski. Youthful and vibrant, PLAY is yet another covetable creation from the CDG empire.
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