What part of the Converse All Star features the star logo?

The star logo on a Converse All Star appears on the ankle patch.

On the classic high-top Chuck Taylor All Star, the circular ankle patch carries the distinctive five-pointed star logo. The patch was designed as a visible emblem on the shoe’s inner ankle area and became one of the most recognizable features in footwear history.

The patch is closely tied to Chuck Taylor’s role at Converse. After he joined the company, Converse adopted design improvements connected with his feedback, and his signature was later added to the All Star patch. That combination helped create the Chuck Taylor All Star identity.

The wording can cause a minor mix-up because low-top All Stars do not have the same high-top ankle patch. They generally use an All Star label on the heel, while some versions also place branding on the tongue. Thus, the ankle patch is the canonical answer for the classic high-top design—not the toe cap, heel, or tongue.