Summary
- The collaborative Louie Lopez 2 Pro features a green full-grain suede upper and quiet branding
- The design builds on the duo’s shared skate culture roots and their recent Spring 2026 capsule
- The sneaker officially releases on July 30 via Converse, Noah, and select retailers
Converse and Noah are coming together once again to release a collaborative version of the beloved Louie Lopez 2 Pro. Built around Louie Lopez’s energetic, effortless approach to skating, the reimagined signature skate shoe pairs premium materials with understated details for a pair that’s versatile both on and off the board.
In minor updates to the signature silhouette, Noah delivers a succinct, pared-back palette grounded by a bright green, full-grain suede upper selected for durability and depth. Meanwhile, the Converse signature remains subtle through a perforated Star Chevron, complemented by embossed Noah branding applied discreetly at the tongue. Ultimately, Louie Lopez 2’s functional foundation also shows through — retaining its cupsole boardfeel and the archive-drawn lines borrowed from Converse track, cleat, and tennis silhouettes.
The new LL2 comes months after Converse and Noah’s initial Spring 2026 Chuck 70 capsule, but the partnership runs deeper than just product or logos. Founded in 2015, Noah has consistently tied the worlds of skate, surf, and music culture together through its elevated, yet modern menswear ethos. The two brands recently expressed their love for skating at Noah’s new Los Angeles store, where Converse funded a fully skateable bowl aiming to provide a communal gathering point for the local scene.
The Converse x Noah Louie Lopez 2 Pro launches on July 30 at Converse, Noah, and select retailers.
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Nico Gavino Associate Editor
Nico Gavino is a NYC-based writer with a focus on the intersection of pop culture and men’s style. He has written more than 1,000 articles on Hypebeast in the last 2 years, spanning industry news, interviews, and long-form pieces. Interviews include Takashi Murakami, Missy Elliot, and major designers like Simone Bellotti, Tremaine Emory, and Jack Carlson. Previously, Nico has been quoted in publications like Sourcing Journal and Fashionista, and acted as a trend advisory to notable names like Timberland. Deeply interested in aesthetics and subcultures, his articles tie emerging fashion currents to shifts in the wider cultural landscape.
