Converse Laces

With Lace Lab, you get an unmatched selection. We offer a range of materials, including flat, rope, reflective, waxed, and even luxury leather, all crafted with a premium feel and never weighed down by loud branding.

Our Converse laces are designed with these benefits in mind:

Durability That Lasts

Stock shoelaces wear down fast. Lace Lab laces are made with high-strength polyester, waxed finishes, or leather designed to resist fraying. That means fewer replacing and more wearing.

Styles for Every Look

Go classic with flat shoelaces, add texture with rope laces, or stand out with reflective laces that catch the light. We even offer luxury leather laces that transform your Chucks into fashion-forward footwear. Regardless of the style you choose, our colors are carefully selected to make a bold statement.

Comfortable Snug Fit

The right lace length ensures your Converse shoes stay tied without excess slack. That perfect match between eyelets and lace length ensures a snug fit, whether you’re lacing up low-tops or Converse Chuck Taylor All Star High Tops.

Easy to Replace and Maintain

Swapping out your old Converse laces is a quick step that makes a big difference. With multiple lengths and colors in stock, it’s easy to find and order the perfect pair. Plus, our laces are designed to stay looking fresh even after repeated wear.

Designed for Everyday Wear

From daily commutes to weekend outings, Converse shoes are all-day sneakers. Our laces are built to match that lifestyle. They hold strong through constant use, while staying soft enough for comfort.

Better Value Than Stock Replacements

Why settle for stock laces that wear out quickly? Lace Lab laces offer premium quality at an affordable price point. Once you’ve purchased a pair, you’ll see the difference in both durability and style.

Every pair of Converse shoes is unique, so your laces should be too. Here’s what our collection offers:

• Flat Laces: The classic Converse look. Approximately 8 mm wide, available in lengths ranging from 45 to 63 inches to cover most low and high tops. For mids or tighter low tops with 6 to 7 eyelets, check out our 54-inch laces.

• Rope Laces: A round profile for a bold update. Sizes include 45″ and 54″, making them a great choice for both low-top Converse and mid styles.

• Reflective Flat Laces: Add reflective yarn to the flat profile for night-time pop. Offered in 41 to 54″ lengths.

• Waxed Laces: A water-resistant, slightly glossy finish that sharpens up your Chucks. Shop the full range of waxed laces.

• Luxury Leather Laces: A premium upgrade with metal tips that adds weight and a clean look to your sneakers. Explore our luxury leather laces for a high-end finish.

• 3M Reflective Rope Laces: A round style with woven reflective fibers for both safety and shine. See the full lineup of 3M reflective rope laces.

Each pair is designed to be easy to lace up, tie, and wear. Regardless of what you’ve purchased, you’ll always receive quality and consistency.

Choosing the right lace length can feel tricky, but Lace Lab makes it simple. Just match the number of eyelets on your sneakers to the lace length:

• 41″ Laces: Special length for niche builds.

• 45″ Laces: The standard for low-top Converse sneakers with 5 to 6 eyelets.

• 54″ Laces: Suitable for mids or tighter low-tops with 6 to 7 eyelets.

• 63″ Laces: Best for high top Converse with 7 to 8 eyelets.

• 72″ Laces: Ideal for taller builds, featuring 8 to 9 eyelets, or for those who prefer extra length for ankle wraps. 

Once you’ve found the right laces, it’s time to style them. There are various ways to lace Converse sneakers, depending on your personal style.

• Classic Criss-Cross: The standard Converse shoelace style. Start at the bottom eyelets, cross over each time, and pull tight for a reliable hold.

• Straight Bar Lacing:  A clean, minimal look. Works especially well on Converse black low tops with flat laces.

• Ladder Lacing: Adds visual interest and complements rope laces well. The structure keeps your sneakers snug without feeling too tight.

• Loose Top Look: A go-to style for high-top Converse. Lace up most of the way, then leave the top eyelets empty so the tongue pops forward. Use longer laces for extra slack.