Take Flight With Converse’s ‘Year of The Horse’ Collection

As the Chinese New Year approaches, Converse draws inspiration from the Horse in the Chinese zodiac to launch its “Taking Flight” footwear and apparel collection for the Year of the Horse. Blending winter style with a sense of freedom and boundless imagination, this collection encourages everyone to embrace creativity and leap into the new year with expressive energy. 

Converse’s ‘Year of The Horse’ Collection

The designs incorporate symbolic elements such as the Pegasus emblem, horseshoe motifs, and golden thread accents representing good luck, while vibrant Chinese red amplifies the new-year mood. Tassels sway gently with movement, adding a dynamic signature touch. Horseshoe shapes are subtly embedded in heel designs and hardware, conveying quiet New Year’s blessings.

The collection introduces three unique footwear styles, each showcasing refined craftsmanship in honor of the Year of the Horse.  

The Chuck 70 Tassel edition 

For the true cowboys and cowgirls, this shoe features a satin-weave upper with detachable leather tassels, presented in a red and white palette accented by a gilded horseshoe D-ring that brings lively, yee-haw charm to the classic silhouette.  

The Chuck Taylor All Star Fold Over Lift Boot 

I love me a good boot, and this show is a bold high-top profile with fold-over construction, crafted from durable canvas and quilted layers for rich texture. 

With a raised midsole and two extra-long laces, it further amplifies its bold character, as well as that of the wearer.  

The Run Star Trainer Tassel edition

Infused with tassel details on the tongue, this retro-inspired style combines smooth lines with modern comfort.

A triple-layer memory foam insole ensures lightweight cushioning, while star chevron logos and horseshoe D-ring accents carry subtle wishes for good luck. 

Horse Around

The Converse Year of the Horse collection is available now online and in-store at Converse Sandton City and Converse Menlyn Park. 

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