CDG — the line sheet
Comme des Garçons Converse & CDG PLAY
CDG Converse brings the Comme des Garçons PLAY line and its Converse collaborations together in one place — the heart-branded Chuck 70 high tops and low tops that put a red heart on the ankle, alongside the PLAY t-shirts, hoodies, cardigans, long sleeves and polo shirts the label is known for. Every style carries its line, its style code and its price, so you can read the whole catalogue like one sheet.
Featured
8 of 347
Blue Converse x CDG Chunk 70 High Top
CDG Converse Big Heart High Top - Black
CDG Converse Big Heart High Top White
CDG Converse Big Heart Low Top (Black)
CDG Converse Big Heart Low Top White
CDG Converse Black Heart Blue Low Top
CDG Converse Black Heart Grey High Top
CDG Converse Black Heart Grey Low Top
By the line
6 lines
CDG Cardigan
35 styles
CDG PLAY Men's Invader Heart Cardigan Black
CDG PLAY Women's Black Heart Cardigan Black
Comme des Garcons PLAY White Heart Cardigan Dark Grey
Comme des Garcons PLAY White Heart Cardigan Light Grey
CDG Converse
90 stylesCDG Hoodies
62 styles
CDG Long Sleeve
34 styles
CDG PLAY Red Heart V-Neck Pullover Sweater Black
CDG PLAY Women's Multi Red Heart Sleeve Long Sleeve
Comme Des Garcons Black Long Sleeve T-Shirt
Comme Des Garcons Bottom Logo Black Long Sleeve Shirt
CDG Polo Shirts
15 styles
CDG PLAY Small Black Heart Polo Shirt Navy
CDG PLAY Small Red Heart Polo Shirt Black
Comme des Garcons PLAY Invader Heart Polo Shirt Black
Comme des Garcons PLAY Invader Heart Polo Shirt Grey
CDG T-Shirts
111 styles
About CDG Converse
CDG Converse lists the Comme des Garçons PLAY line and its Converse collaborations in one place — the Chuck 70 and low-top heart styles alongside the PLAY tees, hoodies, cardigans, polos and long sleeves, set out as one sheet with the line, the style code and the price against every entry.
The lines we carry
Six lines, 347 styles. The Comme des Garçons Converse line leads with the PLAY x Converse Chuck 70 — the heart-logo sneaker in black, white, blue, grey and seasonal colourways, in both high top and low top. Around it sit the CDG t-shirts, the CDG hoodies, the CDG cardigans, the CDG long sleeves and the CDG polo shirts — each one carrying the same PLAY heart, the CDG wordmark or the Invader heart across cotton knits and jersey.
Why the heart
The heart with two eyes is the emblem of PLAY Comme des Garçons, the label's most wearable line, designed under Rei Kawakubo and drawn by Filip Pagowski. On the Converse collaboration it is printed large on the sneaker's side; on the knitwear and jersey it sits small on the chest. It is the fastest way to read a piece as CDG, and it runs through every line on this site.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Comme des Garçons mean?
Comme des Garçons is French for "like the boys." It is the name of the Japanese fashion house founded by Rei Kawakubo in Tokyo in 1969. PLAY is its casual line, marked by the red heart with two eyes, and CDG is the label's diffusion range of everyday staples.
Are the Converse x CDG Chuck 70s true to size?
The Comme des Garçons Converse Chuck 70 uses Converse's standard sizing, so take your usual Converse size. Each sneaker lists the scale it is sold in on its own page. If you are between sizes, email us the style code before ordering and we will confirm which to take.
Is this the official Comme des Garçons store?
No. CDG Converse is an independent stockist of Comme des Garçons PLAY and its Converse collaborations. We are not affiliated with Comme des Garçons or Converse. We list the styles, confirm sizing, and take orders by email while our checkout is being finalised.
How do I place an order?
Choose your size on the product page and the order button opens a pre-filled email carrying the style code and size. We reply with payment and delivery details. Shipping is a flat $19.99 to the US and worldwide, and unworn returns are accepted within 30 days.
What is the difference between CDG and PLAY?
PLAY is the heart-logo casual line — the tees, hoodies and the Converse collaboration. CDG is Comme des Garçons' diffusion label of logo staples. Both sit under the Comme des Garçons house founded by Rei Kawakubo, and both are carried here across our six lines.