What materials are used to make Converse shoes?
People also ask, where do converse get their materials from?
Raw Materials: Rubber Going back further, a very important material used in Converse is rubber. Making up the base of the shoe, this important material is gathered in Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
Beside above, how are Converse shoes made?
In the Converse vulcanized shoe making process the soft white rubber shoe outsole parts are attached to the shoe upper before the rubber is heat cured. With the sole parts attached, the entire shoe must be heated in an vulcanizing oven. The shoe is heated to around 170˚C – that is over 300˚F!
The biggest difference with the Chuck Taylor All Star II is under the hood, with the addition of a cushiony, lime-green sock liner made from a proprietary Nike foam called Lunarlon. (Nike has owned the Converse brand since 2003.)