How To Customize Your Converse Shoes

Mar 23, 2021

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Ordering Custom Converse Shoes Online

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    Go to the Converse website and pick a shoe. Get online and go to the Converse website. Then select “customize” or “custom.” You'll then be taken to a page where you can pick a type of Converse shoe. Click on the type of shoe you'd like to customize.
    • There are a wide variety of shoe types that you can choose from, including everything from a Converse Custom Chuck Taylor Premium Leather High Top to a Converse Custom One Star Suede.

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    Select a color or print for the outer body. Once you've selected a type, you'll be prompted to choose a color for the main part of your outer shoe. You can choose from over 20 different colors and over 15 different patterns.
    • This is one of the most visible areas of the shoe, so if you're making a multicolored shoe, consider going with your favorite color for this part.

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    Choose a color or print for the inner body. For the inner body, you have the same color and pattern options as you do for the outer body. You can either choose to have the outer and inner body match or pick two completely different colors and/or patterns; it's up to you.
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    Pick a color or print for the tongue. You also have the same color and pattern options for the tongue of the shoe. If you want the shoe to be a little more simple or uniform, pick the same color or pattern for all three. If you're feeling more creative and bold, you can have the outer and inner bodies match with a contrasting tongue color, or pick three totally different colors/patterns.
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    Select a color or print for the heel stripe. Next, you can pick a color or pattern for the heel stripe, which is a small vertical line that's on the back center of the heel of the shoe. While this may seem like an insignificant part of the shoe, picking the right color or pattern here can add attractive detail.
    • If you don't know what to choose, consider matching the stripe to the tongue.

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    Choose a color or print for the lining. This is the entire inside area of the shoe that isn't visible unless you aren't wearing them. If you're mostly keeping your design simple because you want to be able to wear the shoes with many different outfits, consider picking a bright color or funky pattern here, where it won't clash with your outfit.
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    Pick a color for the laces. Some unique laces can really jazz up your custom shoes. While you don't have as many options for this, you still have about 15 solid colors to choose from. Some of these colors include burgundy, black, and mint foam.
    • You won't have this option if you opt for a slip on shoe type.

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    Select a color for the eyelets. The eyelets are the metal holes that you thread the laces through. Choosing a fun color for these can really add a unique touch to your shoes. Pick from white, black, silver, gold, rose gold, and a few others.
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    Choose a color for the stitching. The stitching color is another small detail that may not be immediately noticeable, but can add a subtle touch of originality. You have all of the same color options for this as you did for the outer body, inner body, tongue, and heel stripe.
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    Pick a color for the rubber sidewall. Nearly all regular Converses have a white or off white rubber sidewall. However, when you're creating a custom shoe you can pick from a handful of other exciting colors, such as solar red or navy.
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    Select a color for the racing stripes. On the rubber sidewall, the original Converse All Stars had red and blue racing stripes. You can go with this option, pick a stripe that matches the rubber, or pick another rubber sidewall color option, such as black, for your racing stripe.
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    Choose a logo color for the tongue label. There are several different choices for which colors to include on your shoe's label. This label is located at the top of the tongue in a very noticeable area, so it's a good idea to pick a color combination that goes best with the rest of your custom shoe.
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    Decide whether you want a personal ID. At this point, you'll be able to choose whether or not you'd like a personal ID by either clicking “PID” or “BLANK.” A personal ID allows you to add up to 8 characters of text to your shoe. Many people use this feature to put their name or initials on their Converses. If you choose to have one, you'll be prompted to:
    • Decide whether you want your PID on the outside lower rear of the shoe or on the heel stripe.

    • Pick which font you want the text to be in.

    • Type out the text you want.

    • Choose the color of the text.

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    Select your size details. To finalize your creation and move onto check out, select either Unites States, United Kingdom, or European shoe sizes. Then you'll be able to pick men's or women's as well as your shoe size. Click “add to cart” and complete your purchase.

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