The Converse SHAI 001 is scheduled to launch in Fall 2025 for $130 in adult sizes. However, Converse is missing out an opportunity for shoppers eager to buy the new basketball shoes.

In a post on X, Converse unveiled the latest version of the SHAI 001: MASI BLUE, an ice blue colorway dedicated to Gilgeous-Alexander’s brother, Thomasi. This is one of several colorways announced.

In a post on X, Converse unveiled the latest version of the SHAI 001: MASI BLUE, an ice blue colorway dedicated to Gilgeous-Alexander’s brother, Thomasi. This is one of several colorways announced.

In the rush to sign players early, some mistakes are made. But as Shai Gilgeous-Alexander reaches basketball’s biggest stage, he is taking his shoe company with him.

Here's everything to know about Gilgeous-Alexander's relationship with Converse, including his unique role and how he's using his first-ever shoe to honor his family.

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Ahead of Gilgeous-Alexander's third consecutive All-Star start in 2025, Converse unveiled the SHAI 001, Gilgeous-Alexander's first signature shoe, in a "Butter" colorway. Introducing the SHAI 001 ...

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