The Los Angeles Dodgers, clothing brand UNDEFEATED, and Converse released a second collection featuring a new custom show that celebrates the team.
Recently, UNDEFEATED celebrated Jackie Robinson Day and released a Brooklyn Dodgers Chuck 70 on April 20.
Now, as a follow-up to the first partnership, there is a second colorway that uses the same Chuck 70 silhouette but features a different color scheme and details.
There were only 6,734 pairs sold, 67 of which pay tribute to the period when Vin Scully was the voice of the Dodgers, and 34 that honor Fernando Valenzuela, the franchise icon.
The limited-edition drop from UNDEFEATED is available here.
The shoes retail for $125, with select sizes still available, along with a pair of Dodger hats that come from the collection.
For the special collection, Yoshinobu Yamamoto was the model who highlighted the items. He is known as one of the most stylish players on the Dodgers, constantly wearing streetwear and staying attuned to modern fashion trends.
Naturally, for an iconic brand like UNDEFEATED, it made sense to have Yamamoto show off the look and aesthetic of the shoes and clothing.
Following the limited release of the Converse x UNDEFEATED x Brooklyn Dodgers Chuck 70 on April 20th, the trifecta returns with a second colorway celebrating West Coast pride in partnership with the back-to-back reigning World Series Champion Los Angeles Dodgers.
The latest drop in the collection arrives with a navy upper featuring a faux ostrich leather upper, complete with an embroidered LA logo on the lateral side, a rubber badge with UNDEFEATED branding, and inverted Dodgers × UNDEFEATED tongue artwork designed to read correctly when folded.
Custom Converse × UNDEFEATED × Dodgers license plates at the heel and Dodgers embroidery on the tongue finish the look.
The Converse x Los Angeles Dodgers x UNDEFEATED Chuck 70 is limited to 6734 pairs. The 67 pays tribute to Vin Scully’s 67 year tenure as the voice of the Dodgers and the 34 pays tribute to Fernando Valenzuela, the legendary Dodger pitcher who helped define a generation of baseball.