Harmony Korine’s EDGLRD Reworks the Converse Chuck 70

Harmony Korine’s EDGLRD is stepping into the sneaker space with Converse, bringing its surreal visual language to one of footwear's most familiar canvases: the Chuck 70.

The debut EDGLRD x Converse release includes two takes on the classic silhouette, with a black Chuck 70 High and a white Chuck 70 Ox, both set to release on July 9. Each pair keeps the Chuck’s traditional canvas build, rubber toe cap, metal eyelets, and vintage-style midsole, but the mood shifts completely through EDGLRD’s warped graphic treatment.

The Chuck 70 High arrives in black canvas with tonal laces, black hardware, and a matching sole unit. Across the upper, a yellow illustrated figure stretches over the side panels and midsole, giving the pair an almost poster-like finish. Small EDGLRD markings appear worked into the artwork, while the classic ankle patch remains in place on the medial side.

The low-top Chuck 70 Ox takes the opposite approach, starting with a white canvas base and standard white laces before adding a large black animal graphic across the lateral side. The artwork spills over the heel and midsole, with a black star stamped near the rear and black striping along the foxing to tie the look together.

EDGLRD has built its identity around film, animation, gaming, and AI-driven visual experiments, and that chaotic mix comes through clearly here. Rather than overhauling the Chuck 70, the collaboration uses the shoe as a flat canvas for artwork that feels more like a frame pulled from one of Korine’s worlds than a standard sneaker graphic.

The EDGLRD x Converse Chuck 70 collection will release on Nike.com on July 9, with the Chuck 70 High priced at $100 and the Chuck 70 Ox priced at $105.

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