What is the model name of the classic Converse sneaker?

What is the model name of the classic Converse sneaker? Chuck Taylor All Star.

The Chuck Taylor All Star is Converse’s best-known sneaker, commonly shortened to “Chuck Taylors,” “Chucks,” or “All Stars.” Its familiar design combines a canvas upper, rubber sole, rubber toe cap, and—on the high-top version—a circular ankle patch bearing the All Star logo and Chuck Taylor’s signature.

Converse introduced an early basketball shoe in 1917 and developed it further after Taylor joined the company. By 1923, improvements based on his suggestions had produced the recognizable All Star form. The name became Chuck Taylor All Star after Converse placed Taylor’s signature on the ankle patch.

The model began as athletic footwear, not casual fashion. Converse dominated much of the American basketball-shoe market through the mid-20th century, but players later moved toward newer leather designs and specialized performance technology. The All Star then became a durable cultural and fashion icon. “Old Skool,” “Superstar,” and “Air Force 1” are classic models from Vans, Adidas, and Nike, respectively—not Converse.