Converse Replacement Laces

Converse replacement shoelaces aren’t just a detail — they’re the finishing touch that keeps your fit clean and your sneakers looking iconic. Whether you’re lacing up your go-to Chuck Taylors, high-tops, or limited-edition grails, our premium laces are designed to upgrade your look and bring your sneakers back to life.

At Kicks Shoelaces, we stock a wide range of Converse shoelaces for sale in various lengths, colors, and finishes. From classic black and white to bold, statement shades like khaki, rainbow, and rose pink — we’ve got options to match your drip and keep your kicks on point.

Why Upgrade Your Converse Shoelaces?

Converse shoes are timeless. But when your laces start to fray, fade, or lose their structure, it brings the whole look down. Worn-out laces can ruin even the cleanest pair of Chucks.

That’s where we come in. Our replacement Converse laces are built to last, with quality materials and a finish that keeps your sneakers looking sharp — every time you step out.

How to Choose the Right Laces for Your Converse

Not sure what length or style to go for? Here are some quick tips to help:

• Monochrome Magic: Match your shoelaces to your Converse for a clean, minimalist look — black on black or white on white is always a classic. Pop of
• Color: Want to stand out? Go bold with bright, contrasting laces — think red on white Chucks or neon green on black.
• Pattern Play: Switch it up with striped or patterned laces. Perfect for making your kicks feel one-of-a-kind.
• Length Matters: Longer laces give you that loose-laced, casual streetwear vibe. Shorter laces keep things neat and fitted — ideal if you're going for a classic look.

If you’re unsure what length you need, check our FAQ section below or go to our full shoelace sizing guide.

Shop Converse Replacement Shoelaces Online

Are your Converse looking a little tired? A fresh pair of laces could be all it takes to bring them back to life. Browse our collection of best-selling replacement laces for Converse and find the perfect match for your style.

Whether you need everyday replacement sneaker laces or want to switch it up with something more eye-catching, our laces are designed for sneakerheads who care about the details.

Need help or want to order in bulk? Contact our team for custom orders, stock enquiries, or product recommendations.

FAQ: Converse Laces – Sizing & Cleaning

How long are Converse shoelaces?

It depends on the style:

• Low-top Converse (5–6 eyelets): 47 inches (120 cm)
• Mid-top Converse (7–9 eyelets): 55 inches (140 cm)
• High-top Converse (9+ eyelets): 63 inches (160 cm)

For the most accurate fit, measure your existing laces.

How do I know what size Converse shoelaces I need?

There are two easy ways:

Count your eyelet pairs:

• 5–6 pairs: 47 inches (120 cm)
• 7–9 pairs: 55 inches (140 cm) 9+ pairs: 63 inches (160 cm)

Measure your current laces:

• Remove the lace and measure end to end. Adjust based on how tight or loose you lace your shoes.

What size shoelaces do I need for Converse high tops?

Most high-tops use:

• 7–9 eyelets: 55 inches (140 cm)
• 9+ eyelets: 63 inches (160 cm)

How long are shoelaces for size 11 shoes?

• Low-top Converse: 55 inches (140 cm)
• High-top Converse: 63 inches (160 cm)

Is there a correct way to lace shoes?

There’s no single right way, but many ways to tie your shoes with each technique offering different benefits:

• Bar lacing: Clean and minimal
• Criss-cross lacing: Classic and versatile

Go with what looks and feels best to you.

What size elastic laces should I use for high-top Converse?

Elastic no-tie laces are typically one-size-fits-most. Just lace them to your preferred tightness, trim the excess, and secure them with a lock or clip. They offer a slip-on fit without tying knots.

Are elastic shoelaces worth it?

Yes — they’re perfect for:

• Kids and seniors
• People with limited mobility
• Anyone who wants a hassle-free, snug fit all day

How do I clean high-top Converse?

• Remove laces and insoles
• Use warm water + mild soap
• Gently scrub with a soft brush or cloth 
• Air dry — avoid direct heat or machine washing