Thunder fans were delighted to see the Shai Gilgeous-Alexander logo projected on multiple buildings around the city, resembling a Batman-like symbol, thanks to his sneaker sponsor, Converse.

After the game, Converse projected Gilgeous-Alexander's signature logo over multiple buildings. It was easily one of the best marketing moves of the NBA season so far. Similar to a Batman signal ...

Boston-based sneaker sponsor Converse projected the guard's signature Converse logo onto buildings across Bean Town like the bat signal—including the TD Garden, home of the Celtics.

Not only did he drop an efficient 34 points, but he left the city in disarray with his Converse logo projected on iconic buildings. With Converse's headquarters located in Boston, it was the ...

You'll notice how the 2017 redesign slightly reduced the elements' size, making the logo even more refined without losing its impact. Converse's logo application stands out among the most successful ...

On Thursday, Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and partner Converse Basketball officially unveiled his newest venture: a signature logo. Per the report from Forbes’ Nick Crain ...

Ahead of his annual trip to Canada to face the Toronto Raptors, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has unveiled his Converse signature shoe logo. Gilgeous-Alexander was named Converse's first Creative ...

The first Tyler, The Creator x Converse Chuck 70 sneakers were launched in 2017 and marked the beginning of a series ... Expand Tweet The heel also has the retro vibe down with a black license plate ...

They also lacked some of the traditional detailing that make the new All Star Western Boots ST Z rodeo-ready, including Western-style stitching and pull tabs, here embossed with the Converse logo. An ...

Converse brought back the Weapon in limited numbers earlier this decade via Rick Owens, whose namesake label released the first chunky-soled, long-tongued, logo-altered Turbo Weapon in August 2021.