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Converse expands its loafer line with the CS Loafer II SK release

Converse adds new colorways to its loafer lineup

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Converse’s lineup is full of new and old sneaker favorites that you’ve undoubtedly worn before. While best known for its casual sneakers, the brand is expanding its offerings with sleek and elevated options you probably didn’t expect. As part of this expansion, the brand is introducing two new colorways for its CS Loafer II SK silhouette that are far from its usual releases. Deepening the loafer collection of the brand, Converse’s newest CS Loafer II SK colorways is a modern and elevated piece that merges traditional sneaker details with classic loafer features, combining into one formal-casual shoe. A more casual version of the hybrid trend, this Converse shoe is a must for anyone looking to bring a sophisticated touch to their everyday style. 

Converse adds new colorways to its chic CS Loafer II SK silhouette

As part of the Converse Skateboarding line, the CS Loafer II SK is an everyday shoe that bears little resemblance to typical Converse sneakers. Arriving in the new “Purple/Black” and “Beige/White” colorways, the design features both minimalist and bolder hues. Crafted with durable suede uppers, the CS Loafer II SK is a texturized delight, featuring a strap across the midfoot. In both iterations, branding has been kept to a minimum, allowing the design to speak for itself. The minimalist branding can be found on the debossed heel, insoles, and a Converse Skateboarding heel plate. The design is rounded out with the option of either a black or gum rubber outsole, which offers added traction to the sneaker. Now available via Converse Japan’s webstore, the silhouette has yet to be released globally.

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