7,95
  • 100 cm
  • 120 cm
  • 140 cm
  • 160 cm
  • 180 cm
 7,95
  • 100 cm
  • 120 cm
  • 140 cm
  • 160 cm
  • 180 cm
 7,95
 6,95
  • 100 cm
  • 120 cm
  • 140 cm
  • 160 cm
 7,95
  • 100 cm
  • 120 cm
  • 140 cm
  • 160 cm
  • 180 cm
 6,95
  • 100 cm
  • 120 cm
  • 140 cm
  • 160 cm
  • 180 cm
 7,95
  • 120 cm
  • 140 cm
 7,95
 7,95
 7,95
  • 100 cm
  • 120 cm
  • 140 cm
  • 160 cm
 9,95
 7,95
 9,95
  • 120 cm
  • 160 cm
  • 140 cm

White laces: cleaning versus replacing

White shows dirt faster than any other color, which is also the argument for swapping laces more often: a fresh set lifts a sneaker more visibly than cleaning the midsole does. Polyester stays bright longer than cotton, which drifts towards grey or yellow after washing. If you prefer a tone that hides marks better, look at cream laces. For a crisper finish on formal models, white waxed laces beat cotton.

Frequently asked questions

How do I clean white laces?

Remove them, soak in lukewarm soapy water and brush gently. Polyester recovers better than cotton.

What is the difference between white and cream?

White is cool and bright, cream carries a warm undertone. On vintage or off-white sneakers cream blends in better.

Do white laces turn yellow?

Cotton can yellow over time. Polyester stays white considerably longer.