UPC 194435989532

Converse Chuck Taylor All Star First String High White Snow White Black

SKU / Style Code
A18413C
Type
UPC
Brand
Colorway
White Snow White Black
Size
US 3.5 / UK 3.5 / EU 36
Category
Converse
Release Date
2011-09-01
Retail Price
US$250
Converse Chuck Taylor All Star First String High White Snow White Black

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Barcode formats for 194435989532

UPC-A (GTIN-12)
194435989532
EAN-13 (GTIN-13)
0194435989532
GTIN-14
00194435989532
Check digit
2 (valid)

These are the same product number written at different lengths. A shorter form is padded with leading zeros to make the longer one. The last digit is a checksum over the rest. Convert between them with the GTIN converter or verify the last digit with the check digit calculator.

About UPC 194435989532

Size
US 3.5 / UK 3.5 / EU 36
In the size run
Size 1 of the 15 sizes we hold for A18413C (US 3.5 to US 12)
GS1 prefix
GS1 prefix 019: the number was licensed through GS1 US. The prefix does not show where the product was made.
Company block
0194435: 997 styles in our catalogue, 982 Converse (98.5%)
Released
1 September 2011 (15 years 2 months ago). Retail price US$250
In catalogue
In the Barcodes.gg catalogue since 6 September 2026

Questions about 194435989532

What size is UPC 194435989532?

It is the barcode of US 3.5 / UK 3.5 / EU 36. That is the smallest size of A18413C that we hold.

Is 194435989532 a Converse barcode?

The number is in the company block 0194435, which our catalogue gives to Converse. A matching barcode does not prove that a pair is authentic, because a real number can be printed on a copied label.

How do I check the last digit of 194435989532?

Add the digits in positions 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 and 11: 1+4+3+9+9+3 = 29. Multiply by 3: 87. Add the digits in positions 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10: 9+4+5+8+5 = 31. The total is 118. The next multiple of 10 is 120, so the check digit is 2. The last digit is 2, so the code is valid.

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