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Converse and Golf le Fleur, the luxury lifestyle and fashion label by Tyler, the Creator, are beefing up their ongoing partnership with fresh colorways of the 1908 Jogger, the duo’s best-selling retro running sneaker. The four new additions, dropping online on Tuesday, April 7, join the co-designed collection’s current footwear styles: the 1908 Naut-1 low-top boat shoe ($90), the 1908 Bronco Boot ($150), the Darryl Chuck 70 canvas sneaker ($120) and the existing coloways of the 1908 Jogger ($100), each available in limited quantities at GolfLeFleur.com.
The spring 2026 capsule, scheduled to drop online on April 7, at 7 a.m. PT/10 a.m. ET, marks the third set of colorways for the archival 1908 Jogger. This time, each of the four releases is multi-colored: Yarrow/Plume/Brown (yellow and blue with brown laces and sole), Green Glow/Nutria/Deep Dive (green and brown with blue laces and sole), Cameo Blue/Deep Dive/Brown (light and dark blue with white laces and a tan sole) and Foggy Dew/Mirage Gray (baby blue and gray with light blue laces and sole).
Each pair retails online for $105, and like last year’s, each one comes with a secondary set of laces in an alternative color (which can be doubled up or worn on their own).
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Golf le Fleur x Converse 1908 Jogger Spring 2026 Colorways
Four new multi-color varieties available on April 7, at 7 a.m. PT/10 a.m. ET, at GolfLeFleur.com.
While nearly everything from previous Converse x Golf le Fleur drops is out of stock on Converse’s website, Golf Le Fleur’s site has select styles and sizes still available, including a limited quantity of 1908 Joggers in last year’s colorways. Both the Sky Blue and Mint colorways have nearly a full size run available online at time of publish, while the Tree Bark Brown, Grass Green and Black SKUs are available in one size each.
Shop remaining inventory, while supplies last, at GolfLeFleur.com.
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