Converse (PRODUCT)RED Chuck Taylor's are Fashionable and Charitable
Robyn Currie — November 23, 2009 — Social Good
References: theglobalfund.org & hypebeast
The best part about purchasing from the (PRODUCT)RED campaign (aside from helping to fight AIDS in Africa), is that you look really cool. Especially with these Converse (PRODUCT)RED Chuck Taylor's, created in the super hot leather jacket style.
Complete with a zip-up back, these limited edition, world helping sneakers come in a super flashy, hot red. Available beginning December 1st (World Aids Day), 10% of the wholesale price of each pair will go to the Global Fund. Essentially, you have no reason to not buy a pair of the Converse (PRODUCT)RED Chuck Taylor's.
Complete with a zip-up back, these limited edition, world helping sneakers come in a super flashy, hot red. Available beginning December 1st (World Aids Day), 10% of the wholesale price of each pair will go to the Global Fund. Essentially, you have no reason to not buy a pair of the Converse (PRODUCT)RED Chuck Taylor's.
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