Hiroshi Fujiwara got together with Converse to produce these (Product) Red Chucks. He’s another artist in the series that sheds light on the AIDS pandemic. Fujiwara as you know is the man behind Honeyee and a bunch of other important stuff in Japan and around the world. [KCLSV]

The band-aid covered Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star Dr. Romanelli bewill available at Ubiq on 3/29. They’re part of the Converse 1HUND(RED) artists project, #12. The band-aids make this model our favorite from the series. Band-aids won’t cure an epidemic, but it’ll help a scrape or pimple.

On April 5th Undefeated will be releasing the No Raw Dogs Group, which features some Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star 1HUND(RED) kicks, a Bearbrick Boxset with 100% & 400% Bearbricks, and a t-shirt for the pack. The blue color has us hypnotized, man. “Wear a sock, kid”… good advice for any guy out there. [HighSnobiety] More »

These Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star kicks come from Converse (red) Australia designed by Scott Patt, the Global Creative Director of Converse Footwear. Scott Patt is Artist #38 in the 1HUND(RED) Converse Artist series. For the design, Patt created circular patterns radiating from the ankle patch to symbolize energy transcending through the masses to create change. They’re pretty colorful, but do you think you can pull them off? [SneakerFreaker]

Hiroshi Fujiwara has created some Chuck Taylor low’s in a bright red. Not only will you have an awesome pair of Chuck Taylor’s, but you will also be helping to fight AIDS in Africa with the purchase of these kicks. These should hit stores March 1st for $72. via nicekicks