Marketing
Benjamin Li
Jun 25, 2013

Woo-hoo! Simpsons characters adorn new line of Converse sneakers

Converse has launched in Hong Kong and China a line of sneakers featuring the stars of the longest-running scripted show in television history, 'The Simpsons'. The Simpsons Chuck Taylor All Star collection includes custom images of Homer, Bart and other characters. The popular sneaker brand has done similar collaborations with a number of well-known brands over the years. Here are some examples.

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