Cream Laces carry a warm undertone and land softer than bright white. Beige, ecru, ivory and sand tones all sit in this color group. See white laces for the cool alternative.
€ 6,95
- 100 cm
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
- 160 cm
- 180 cm
- 60 cm
- 80 cm
€ 7,95
€ 6,95
€ 7,95
€ 6,95
- 100 cm
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
- 160 cm
- 180 cm
€ 7,95
- 100 cm
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
- 160 cm
€ 6,95
- 100 cm
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
- 160 cm
€ 7,95
€ 7,95
€ 7,95
- 100 cm
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
- 160 cm
€ 6,95
- 100 cm
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
- 160 cm
€ 7,95
€ 7,95
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
€ 7,95
€ 7,95
€ 7,95
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
€ 7,95
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
€ 7,95
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
€ 7,95
€ 7,95
€ 7,95
€ 6,95
€ 6,95
- 100 cm
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
- 160 cm
€ 6,95
- 100 cm
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
- 160 cm
€ 6,95
- 100 cm
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
- 160 cm
€ 7,95
€ 7,95
€ 7,95
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
€ 7,95
€ 7,95
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
- 160 cm
€ 7,95
€ 7,95
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
€ 6,95
- 100 cm
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
- 160 cm
- 180 cm
€ 7,95
- 120 cm
- 140 cm
- 160 cm
- 180 cm
Cream laces on vintage and off-white models
Plenty of sneakers ship in off-white or drift that way with age. Bright white laces fight that tone, cream sits with it. The same logic applies to natural materials: suede, canvas and espadrilles pair better with a warm shade than with pure white. Cotton laces are the obvious execution here because the matte texture matches the upper. For deeper natural tones, move to brown laces.
Frequently asked questions
Which shades count as cream?
Beige, ecru, ivory, sand and off-white. All light tones with a warm rather than cool base.
When do I pick cream over white?
On yellowed or intentionally off-white sneakers, and on shoes made of suede, canvas or rope.
Do cream laces hide dirt better than white?
In practice yes. Dust and light marks stand out less against a warmer base tone.
