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So many things Converse shoes hot sale hailing from the seventies were built to last. Cars, boats, radios, record players, televisions, T-shirts and telephones are all examples of quality-built items that, if you took care of them well in the seventies, continued to love you back well into the nineties.

The same is true of the Converse shoes special price Converse 1970s line. Although the world’s most recognizable shoe brand had been around for decades, in the 1970s Converse decided to make a few tweaks to its sneakers. The 1970s Converse line included features like thicker soles and heavier canvas uppers. This higher quality meant that if you bought a pair of converse during this time period, you were likely still rocking them 10 or 15 years later—scuffs and frayed laces be damned!

Like the other items of the decade, Converse Men shoes breathable Converse sneaks were built to a higher quality, but once the seventies were over, Converse continued to re-invent itself, releasing lighter weight shoes and diversifying its market even more.

The features that sprang from the 1970s-era Converse faded away from a while, only to resurface decades later.

Fortunately, Converse women shoes New arrivals what’s old becomes new and highly sought after once more. Like many vintage classics of the era, items from the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star 1970s line are making a comeback. And luckily, here at Baggins, home to one of the largest Converse collections out there, we are pleased to offer the Converse 1970s special collection in both men’s and women’s styles.

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