Converse One Star celebrates its 50th anniversary! The first anniversary item is a minimalist pair with campus specifications.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the "One Star," a brand synonymous with low-tech sneakers.

In the 1970s, the One Star was released as a basketball shoe, but due to the supply of materials and manufacturing methods at the time, it was discontinued after only two years and was therefore called "the phantom of the 1970s.

However, it has since been reissued as a Japanese project and has been loved for a long time. And here is the first anniversary item to be released this year, which marks a milestone.

ONE STAR J VTG CANVAS ¥20,900

The new model is a canvas one-star from the "TimeLine" series, which was introduced in the 1990s.

The small star and sharp-edged feather pattern on the toe guard and the large, thick heel label are faithfully reproduced details of the period.

Also, "50tn Anniversary" is printed on the back of the tongue. This is a cool idea that collectors will appreciate.

And the carton, with its cute retro-inspired design like a vintage toy package, is also a special version based on the one from that time.

For once, you might want to display it in your room instead of throwing it away.

Whether you are a fan of Converse from the past or have never worn them, this is a good time to get them.

Celebrating "ONE STAR 50th AnniversarySpecial pageis also available to the public, so if you are interested, please check that out as well.