Sign up here for our daily Thrillist email, and get your fix of the best in food/drink/fun. If you get there, this is probably worth a try. Sometimes your shoes are at the point where the only way forward is a thorough cleaning. Nonetheless, that "lived in" look can go a little too far.
“The iconic sneaker seems to get better the more worn it is: the more interesting it becomes, displaying a lifetime of memories and stories.Some things just get cooler with age.”
“We’re all for cleaning and taking care of favorite garments, but there’s something special about a pair of well-worn, well-loved, lived in Converse Chuck Taylor All Stars,” a Converse spokesperson told The Huffington Post. Many others responded to Tracey's tweet with their belief that a good pair of Converse requires a few scuffs.Ĭonverse agrees. Though, Tracey's advice isn't the only advice online that suggests the machine could work. (Most shoes don't handle that kind of treatment well, and if they do - like with All Birds - the company makes a point of telling you.) Converse's process is echoed by other online tutorials. When tens of thousands gathered in a stadium in Conakry to protest, soldiers opened fire, killing at least 150. For what it's worth, the Converse FAQ suggests you use "a damp cloth rub gently with lukewarm water and mild soap." It also cautions against putting your shoes in the washing machine. The leader of a coup in 2008 broke his promise not to stand in the subsequent elections.
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