First Look at the Converse SHAI 001 "Hail Clay"
During Game 1 of the 2025 Western Conference Semifinals.
The blossoming superstar debuted the new colorway during the Oklahoma City Thunder's dominant first playoff game.
The MVP frontrunner's first signature shoe just made an appearance at NBA All-Star Weekend.
Following his appointment as the creative director of Converse Basketball.
In celebration of his induction into the 'League of Legends' 'Hall of Legends.'
The game is now open for pre-order for the Nintendo Switch ahead of its August release.
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Launching May 29.
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