Compare And Contrast Converse And Vans

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Vans vs. Converse which shoes are better ? well it depends on who you ask because I honestly prefer vans for so many reasons . Here’s a couple reasons why I like Vans . First of all I have sort of a street fashion type of style and vans are mostly made for like skateboarding and just lifestyle and that fits into my style perfectly . Also , converse were mostly made for sports like basketball , and cheerleading , and also lifestyle . I know what you're probably thinking right now , wait that's the same thing as vans maybe it does sound like they're the same thing but only you feel the difference when your wear the shoes . So now that we got into the topic of how they're sort of similar . Let’s talk about how they’re similarities , like

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