Did You Know You Can Design Your Own Chuck Taylors?

This post is brought to you by Bump Shoes

So Pink is coming this year – and I see her every single time she comes to Australia!

This year, me and my girlfriends will be sporting a pair of custom ‘Tragic Beautiful Pink Connies’ from Bump Shoes.

Because they are totally EPIC and are genuine Converse Shoes (I don’t wear knock-offs… pfft!).

I only really ever wear Converse these days. I gave up high heels as they kill. And connies look fabulous with everything. A pair of jeans, a cute little 50s dress or even with shorts.

BUT: It gets more exciting. Bump Shoes (who do the custom Connies) have just released their Baby and Childrens range – a range that you can either choose from some of the already done epic designs – or (and this is the cool bit) – you can design YOUR OWN PAIR.  And we did!  And this is what we came up with!

They are FULLY CUSTOMISED (or you can choose from the range!)

So just say you want to add a photo of yourself to your shoes.  Just so you don’t lose them of course. With the customiser – you CAN!  First, you choose what type of Chuck Taylor you want – low top – or high top.  Then you choose your colour (black or white). Then you go into the customiser(below) where you can upload your own image and make it fit on the shoe how you like!

It is super easy – and imagine the naughty combinations you could come up with……

Here are the customised bump shoes that my sons made for themselves…

Showing you my favourite Bump Shoes baby version….

Squishy Squishy Squishy!

Ohhhhh My Ovaries!!!!

Unicorn & Rainbows Kids Converse from Bump Shoes

Kids Converse Range:

Converse for women:

I’m proud to say I own quite a few of these. My favourite is the Supernatural Connies.

And finally, some of the best designs for men:

Show us your very own connies!

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Clare Whitfield is the Editor of Stay at Home Mum and a recognised voice in practical home management for Australian families. Based in the northern suburbs of Sydney, she balances editorial leadership with life as a stay at home mum to two school age children. Her background in home economics and more than a decade of experience in recipe development, family budgeting, and household systems inform her work.

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