Converse is one of the world’s most famous sneaker brands

Converse is one of the world’s most famous sneaker brands. Young generations have been fascinated by Converse shoes for many years as their most precious item. In particular, the traditional design of the two Chuck Classic and Chuck 70s shoe lines is very popular with many people because of the bold Converse style and the form that hugs the foot comfortably. In general, many people often confuse these two shoe models because the design is quite similar. So can you recognize the differences between these two famous Converse shoe models? One point, two points or three points of difference? Drake will help you summarize the differences between these two extremely hot Converse Chuck Classic and Converse Chuck 70s shoes. Guaranteed that after watching, just by looking at them, you will be able to distinguish between these two pairs of shoes.

Converse 1970s vs Converse Classic – What's the Difference Between These Two Shoe Lines?

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External identification features

If Converse Classic is considered the leading bird that has contributed significantly to the “work” of building the reputation of Converse in the world fashion village, Converse 1970s was born quite late compared to its “fellow students”. However, this is a shoe line that has won the love of many sneaker enthusiasts. Perhaps we will not need to discuss too much about the similarities in design of these two shoe lines because they are simply created with the same style, the same material and have many similar color versions.

Converse 1970s vs Converse Classic – What's the Difference Between These Two Shoe Lines?

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The upper of the Converse Classic and Converse 1970s are both made from soft Canvas, but the fabric of the 1970s is smoother with tighter weaves. While the upper of the Converse Classic is only sewn with an outer fabric layer and an inner lining layer, the Converse 1970s is also processed with an additional lining layer in the middle, giving the shoe body a thicker and more sturdy look, still keeping its shape even without the shoe insert. In return, the Converse Classic shoes will give you lightness when wearing.

Converse 1970s vs Converse Classic – What's the Difference Between These Two Shoe Lines?

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One feature that helps you easily identify the Converse 1970s shoes compared to the traditional Converse Classic shoes is the vintage quality that exudes from the ivory sole that is a bit thicker and more sturdy, covered with a glossy layer that makes it easier for you to clean. The sole of the Converse Classic is made of rubber and has a normal bright white color. That is the point that helps us easily distinguish these two pairs of shoes.

Converse 1970s vs Converse Classic – What's the Difference Between These Two Shoe Lines?

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If the above things require us to observe and feel meticulously, then the following are the characteristics that we can completely recognize with the naked eye. Both shoe lines have two versions of low-top and high-top, and the Classic low-top shoes will have a logo label sewn on the tongue, increasing the recognition of the shoe. Meanwhile, the tongue of the Converse 1970s low-top is designed more simply, without an attached label.

Converse 1970s vs Converse Classic – What's the Difference Between These Two Shoe Lines?

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What about the high-top pair, what identifying feature will help us distinguish the two pairs of Converse Classic and Converse 1970s shoes? That is the logo patch on the side of the shoe. If the logo patch of the Converse Classic shoe is white – blue – red, the logo patch of the 1970s shoe is black and white with a vintage feel, meticulously sewn on the side of the shoe in the standard position.

Converse 1970s vs Converse Classic – What's the Difference Between These Two Shoe Lines?

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The logo label on the heel of the shoe is also an easily recognizable feature. The label on the heel of the Converse Classic shoes has a white background with black letters, while the label on the Converse 1970s shoes has a black background, white letters with a vintage feel with Chuck Taylor’s signature. The font of the label on the 1970s shoes is also softer than the Classic version.

Converse 1970s vs Converse Classic – What's the Difference Between These Two Shoe Lines?

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The foxing lines of the 1970s shoes are thicker than those of the Converse Classic shoes, while the shoelaces are smaller and more meticulously woven, more firmly. These are the external points that we can observe and feel, in addition, these two shoe lines also have differences in the internal structure, you can learn more in the following section.

 

Interior structure

The interior that Drake wants to talk about here is the extremely soft insole from Converse. The two lines of Converse Classic and Converse 1970s shoes also have differences in the insole. The Converse Classic shoes use the traditional classic insole with guaranteed softness. But the Converse 1970s shoes are upgraded with the OrthoLite insole that the manufacturer has put in, with high elasticity and resistance, for absolute softness. You will have smooth and comfortable movements with the famous OrthoLite insole. In addition, this insole can also be removed, so you can easily feel its texture.

Converse 1970s vs Converse Classic – What's the Difference Between These Two Shoe Lines?

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It can be said that the 1970s line is a version that has changed many details compared to the Classic version. If the 1970s shoes are thick and sturdy, the Classic shoes are light and comfortable. If you like any point, you can choose a pair of shoes that is really suitable for you.

 

Having this useful information will help you more easily distinguish between the two lines of Converse shoes. From now on, you don’t have to worry about buying the wrong one. According to Drake, both shoes have their own strengths, so you should consider to make the most suitable choice. Hopefully, you will choose a pair of shoes that you really like.

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