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Who invented the tops?
Converse.
Who invented the high tops?
Converse.
Were converse invented before vans?
Converse sneakers were invented in 1917, while Vans sneakers were created in 1966. Therefore, Converse sneakers were invented before Vans.
Who invented the converse shoe?
chuck Taylor
When was Converse shoes invented?
around 1938
What year was the converse invented?
In your booty crack
Who invented all-star shoes?
converse
What country were Converse invented?
Converese were invented in America. To be specific, in Malden, Massachusets.
Why was converse invented?
just as another shoe brand
What year were converse sneakers introduced?
The Converse All Star debuted in 1917 as the first basketball shoe. Chuck Taylor invented the first Converse All Star shoe.
When was the converse invented?
TheConverse All-Star shoe,was introduced in the 1910s.
When were high top Converse first invented?
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