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Converse and Tyler, The Creator have introduced a new Bronco Boot Low alongside suede versions of the Pro Leather and Jogger. The three styles are scheduled for release November 12 through Converse and GOLF le FLEUR*, though prices and product codes have not been announced.
Converse and Tyler, The Creator have introduced the Bronco Boot Low, a low-top take on the workwear-inspired boot, as the lead style in a three-silhouette footwear release scheduled for November 12. The drop also includes suede versions of the Pro Leather and Jogger, with Converse and GOLF le FLEUR* listed as retailers.
The Bronco Boot Low adapts the higher Bronco Boot that Tyler introduced the previous year. According to Hypebeast’s report, its design combines suede and leather uppers with a molded rubber toe cap, a lugged welted outsole and a rubber rand above the welt. Those elements retain a boot-like construction in a lower profile. Custom woven round laces, a le FLEUR* lace jewel and co-branded sockliner add details specific to the collaboration. The style is listed in Cocoa Brown, New Wheat, Eden and Black.
The other two models revisit Converse designs through changes in material and color. The oversized Pro Leather keeps its broad toe box, large eyelet rows, thick laces and embossed star detail, while replacing its usual smooth finish with suede. Its two listed colorways are Tendril, with lavender overlays and a gray base, and Quarry, with olive suede and a sky-blue Star Chevron.
The Jogger arrives in High Risk Red and Golden Haze, both tonal color schemes. Its shaggy suede overlays sit over nylon panels, with a foam midsole and sawtooth rubber outsole below. GOLF le FLEUR* branding appears on the side panels and sockliner, while a woven Converse label sits on the tongue. The source lists the release date and retail destinations but gives neither an MSRP nor product SKUs.
Three Archive Styles, One Release
The announcement brings together three designs with different roles in Converse’s archive: a boot-inspired hybrid, a basketball shoe and a running model. For shoppers, the release offers a choice between the more rugged construction of the Bronco Boot Low and lower-profile suede sneakers, all tied together by the collaboration’s material treatment and GOLF le FLEUR* branding.
The lineup also extends Tyler and Converse’s 1908 collection with a new silhouette rather than relying only on color updates to existing models. The Bronco Boot Low’s reduced height changes the earlier Bronco Boot’s profile while retaining its molded toe and lugged sole. That makes the new model the release’s clearest design development; the Pro Leather and Jogger updates focus on suede, color and detailing.
The practical shopping details remain limited. November 12 is the reported release date, and Converse and GOLF le FLEUR* are named as places to buy, but no prices, SKUs or further information about availability are supplied. Those details may affect purchasing plans, particularly for buyers comparing the three styles.
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The Models Behind the Drop
Hypebeast describes the Bronco Boot Low as drawing from Converse’s 1990s Mud Chunk, a sneaker-boot hybrid featuring a molded rubber vamp, split upper and lugged sole. The low-top is also a shorter version of the Bronco Boot Tyler introduced last year. The new release retains the boot’s rugged design cues while lowering the cut.
The Pro Leather dates to 1976. Converse’s original version brought a full-grain leather upper and cupsole to its basketball footwear and was the company’s first leather hoops shoe to feature the Star Chevron, according to the report. The collaboration’s new versions keep the recognizable shape but use suede instead of the model’s usual smooth finish.
The Jogger also first appeared in 1976, during a period of growing interest in recreational running. Converse brought the model back to its lineup in 2025, the report says. Its place in this release links the new colorways to an existing return of the archived running silhouette.
““Each of the three silhouettes pulls from a different corner of the Converse archive, but the common thread is material, with suede showing up across every pair in the drop.””
— Hypebeast
Prices and Stock Details Pending
The reported release date is November 12, but the source lists MSRP and SKU as “TBC,” so prices and product codes have not been confirmed in the information provided. It also does not specify release times, whether the shoes will be available in every market, or whether Converse and GOLF le FLEUR* will carry identical stock.
The available details describe colorways and construction but do not provide a full size range or a complete breakdown of materials for each component. No separate statement from Converse or Tyler is included in the source material, so the product information and release details here are based on Hypebeast’s report. Availability could change, and further retail information has not been provided.
Watch for Retailer Listings
The next expected milestone is the scheduled November 12 release through Converse and GOLF le FLEUR*. Shoppers will need retailer listings for confirmed prices, product codes, launch times and market-specific availability. Until those details appear, the published information establishes the lineup and date but not the full terms of the launch.
Further announcements from Converse or GOLF le FLEUR* could clarify stock and purchasing options. The source does not report another collection date or any additional models beyond the Bronco Boot Low, Pro Leather and Jogger.
Key Questions
When do the Bronco Boot Low and other styles release?
The release is scheduled for November 12, 2026, according to Hypebeast’s report.
Where will the collection be sold?
Converse and GOLF le FLEUR* are listed as retailers. The source does not give market-specific availability or launch times.
What styles are included?
The lineup includes the Bronco Boot Low, suede versions of the Pro Leather and two tonal Jogger colorways.
How much will the shoes cost?
No prices have been announced in the source material; MSRP is listed as to be confirmed.
Which colorways are listed?
The Bronco Boot Low is listed in Cocoa Brown, New Wheat, Eden and Black; the Pro Leather in Tendril and Quarry; and the Jogger in High Risk Red and Golden Haze.
Source: hypebeast.com
