The Kenzo x Converse Chuck Taylor Lo Ox Hana Leopard Cypress blends Converse’s unmistakable Chuck 70 heritage with KENZO’s expressive Parisian fashion language in a low-top design built for everyday styling. Released as part of the brands’ first collaboration, this edition is defined by NIGO’s distinctive Hana Leopard motif, a graphic pattern that blends floral energy with a leopard-inspired finish. The Cypress colourway combines deep green, black, and white tones across the canvas upper, creating a striking look that feels both retro and contemporary. Its familiar low-profile Ox shape keeps the style versatile, making it easy to pair with denim, cargos, relaxed trousers, shorts, or casual streetwear. Classic Converse construction is refreshed with collaborative details, including geometric, wing-inspired stitching, a deliberately imperfect screen-printed Chuck Taylor patch, and co-branded elements that set this release apart from a standard Chuck 70. The result is a sneaker that retains the character of an everyday Converse while introducing a fashion-forward visual identity.

Look closer, and the Kenzo x Converse Chuck Taylor Lo Ox Hana Leopard Cypress reveals detailing that makes this collaboration distinctive. KENZO’s signature boke flower appears on the outsole, while a branded hangtag adds another collectable touch. KENZO Paris branding on the heel completes the design, reinforcing the collaboration’s luxury-meets-streetwear character. The Cypress palette gives the patterned upper a versatile quality, allowing the graphics to remain the focal point without overwhelming an outfit. Designed for wearers who appreciate heritage sneakers with an unexpected twist, this Chuck 70 balances Converse styling with KENZO’s experimental approach to colour and pattern. Whether worn as trainers or used to anchor a streetwear outfit, it delivers a distinctive look with collaborative appeal. With its Hana Leopard artwork, classic low-top profile, and integrated KENZO details, this release stands out as an addition to a contemporary trainers rotation.