First Look at the Converse SHAI 001 "Masi Blue"
Name:Converse SHAI 001 'Masi Blue'Colorway:Masi BlueSKU:N/AMSRP:$130 USDRelease Date:Fall 2025Where to Buy:Converse
Shai Gilgeous-Alexanderhas unveiled a new colorway for his signature shoe. TheConverse SHAI 001has been unveiled in a 'Masi Blue' hue ahead of the NBA Finals. This particular shade of icy blue is a direct tribute to his younger brother, Thomasi, nicknamed 'Masi,' reflecting his 'stoic and cool as ice' demeanor. It features a sleek, futuristic construction with a zip-closure design and minimalist branding, making it suitable for both on-court performance and off-court lifestyle wear. The 'Masi Blue' colorway also subtly aligns with the Oklahoma City Thunder's home jersey colors. This 'Masi Blue' release is part of a series of SHAI 001 colorways, each dedicated to a member of Gilgeous-Alexander's family, including 'Hail Clay' for his wife, 'Ares Grey' for his son and 'Charm Black' for his mother. The Converse SHAI 001 'Masi Blue' is expected to launch in the fall.
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