Tyler, The Creator and Converse unveil 1908 Jogger colorways

Converse and Tyler, The Creator have announced four new two-toned colorways for the 1908 Jogger sneaker. The collaboration revives a 1970s running silhouette with modern GOLF le FLEUR* updates. The shoes will release on April 7 at Converse and select retailers.

Converse and Tyler, The Creator reunited for the latest drop in their ongoing partnership. The new 1908 Jogger features striking palettes: Green Glow/Nutria, Foggy Dew/Mirage Gray, Yarrow/Plume, and Cameo Blue/Deep Dive. Rooted in track-and-field history, the design adapts the retro runner for casual wear, as detailed in the announcement on March 31. The upper combines durable suede overlays with woven nylon paneling and a breathable mesh lining. Retro slim-soled tooling provides everyday comfort. Signature GOLF le FLEUR* branding appears on the medial and lateral sides, interior sockliner, and classic woven tongue label. Each pair includes two sets of laces for customization. Pricing details vary: Hypebeast listed the MSRP as to be confirmed, while SneakerNews reported $100 per pair. The release underscores Converse's effort to refresh its heritage through creative collaborations.

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