TIL Converse Chuck Taylor's All-Star sneakers were made in the USA until the company declared bankruptcy in 2001. After Nike bought them in 2003, they moved all manufacturing overseas to Asia. :
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Converse (lifestyle wear) - Wikipedia
Converse (lifestyle wear) - Wikipedia
