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With 1 Look at These Colorful Converse Sneakers, You'll Get Why They Instantly Sold Out

After instantly selling out his first One Star x Golf le Fleur collection, Tyler, the Creator is back for round two. The rapper has teamed up with Converse for another collection of colorful kicks, and trust us when we say they're worth a look. The sneakers are an updated version of the iconic One Star style and feature a unique flower design, which is a nod to Tyler's recent hit album, Flower Boy.
The limited-edition sneakers, which will be available online and in stores Nov. 2, come in three colorways: Jolly Green, Solar Power, and Vanilla. Keep reading to have a look at the sneakers, which retail for $100, and the clothing, which ranges from $35 to $150. While the sneakers have already sold out, you can still shop the clothes and check out Converse's website in case the sneakers restock.
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Converse x Golf Le Fluer Suede Low-Tops - Green
$100 
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Converse Golf Le Fleur* Bucket Hat
$45 
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Converse Golf Le Fleur* Sherpa Bomber Jacket
$150 
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Converse Golf Le Fleur* Sherpa Shorts
$55 
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