Converse Chuck Taylor All Star, the originator of basketball shoes, was once the NBA's designated shoe, consisting of a rubber sole and canvas upper, which has quickly become a popular sneaker in the industry since its introduction in 1949, and its design has not changed to this day. At the time, basketball player Chuck Taylor joined the Converse company-sponsored basketball team and helped promote the AIll Star, as well as improvements to the shoes, and in 1930 Converse decided to add the name Chuck Taylor to the shoes. Converse Chuck Taylor AIll Star has a long and rich history of nearly 100 years, a classic symbol of American culture, which has become a symbol of canvas shoes and is still sought after and loved by many people.