Aaron Hope
February 1, 2010
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We caught a glimpse of these amongst the rest of Converse Japan’s January 2010 dossier last week, and now, a closer look at the Marine Sea Dot Hi. ‘Dot’ denotes the polka variety, which are carefully concealed on your sockliner and only peek out around the collar. This nicely compliments monochromatic white, purple and black uppers, all atop a white cupsole. These are on shelves at Converse Japan retailers, but they won’t last.
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