Marquis Mills and the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star
Almost everything on this page traces back to one silhouette: the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star. At Converse we link nearly five thousand variations to the name Marquis Mills, split between the high and low versions and the later ’70s line. Below you’ll see those models together, with prices, sizes and availability from multiple webshops shown side by side for each variation.
What you'll find here
The Chuck Taylor is one of the few sneakers that has hardly changed in shape in nearly a hundred years: canvas over a rubber sole, a single patch and little else. That explains why so many versions coexist — the difference is in color, material and height, not in the construction.
The main branches are the regular Hi and Low, and then the Chuck 70, which stays closer to the original production with a thicker sole and sturdier canvas. If you're looking for a specific colorway, you can filter below by size, color and target group.
Which Marquis Mills gives off the strongest hype signal?
The Hypescore reads the signal strength of every Marquis Mills colorway. Community votes, resale movement, search demand and scarcity together decide how much hype a sneaker gives off, expressed in GSv. On the left the strongest hype signals, on the right the colorways just being picked up and rising fast.
Strongest hype signal
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Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Hi – M9622 Navy Navy (M9622)INERTConverse Chuck Taylor All Star Hi · from $62 · 3 shops20GSv - 2Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Lift Double Stack Platform Black/White/Black (A15490C)INERTConverse Chuck Taylor All Star Lift · from $50 · 3 shops13GSv
