Converse Replacement Shoelaces
Replacement shoelaces for popular Converse low, mid, high and platform sneakers, with model guidance, custom lengths, colours and aglet options.
Converse Replacement Shoelaces By Pear Shoelace
Find Replacement Laces for Popular Converse Shoes
Choosing Laces for Chuck Taylor All Star Shoes
Chuck Taylor All Star Low, Mid and High models commonly use flat laces, with longer lengths required as the upper height increases. Shoe size and the number of eyelets used can also affect the length.
A medium-width flat lace preserves the familiar canvas-sneaker look. Measure the original lace rather than relying only on the model name.
Choosing Laces for Chuck 70 Shoes
The Chuck 70 is a premium reinterpretation of the classic Chuck Taylor All Star, with a heavier canvas construction, taller foxing and vintage-inspired details. It commonly uses flat laces, but the correct length depends on Low or High construction.
Match the original width and colour for a classic finish, or choose a contrast colour while keeping the length and shape consistent.
Choosing Laces for One Star and Run Star Hike Shoes
One Star, Run Star Hike, Lift and Pro Leather models use different upper shapes and sole proportions. Their replacement laces should be selected by the exact model rather than by the Converse brand name alone.
Platform and high-top designs may need more length than standard low-top shoes, even when the eyelet count looks similar.
Frequently Asked Questions – Converse Replacement Shoelaces
What length shoelaces do Converse low tops use?
Many Converse low-top shoes use flat laces around 100–120 cm. The exact length depends on the model, size and eyelet count, so measure the original lace before ordering.
What length shoelaces do Converse high tops use?
Many Converse high-top shoes use flat laces around 140–160 cm. Taller uppers and larger sizes may need more length, so confirm the measurement against the original lace.
Do Chuck Taylor All Star and Chuck 70 shoes use the same laces?
Both commonly use flat laces, but the required width and length can differ by Low or High construction, size and release. Match each shoe to its original lace rather than assuming they are identical.
What length shoelaces do Chuck 70 High shoes use?
Chuck 70 High shoes commonly suit flat laces around 150–160 cm. Measure the original lace because shoe size and personal lacing style can change the ideal length.
What length shoelaces do Converse One Star shoes use?
Many Converse One Star shoes suit flat laces around 120–140 cm. Different versions and shoe sizes can vary, so use the original lace as the main reference.
Do Run Star Hike shoes need longer laces?
High-top Run Star Hike versions generally need more lace than low-top versions because the lacing path extends farther up the ankle. Measure the original lace to confirm the correct length.
What width shoelaces suit Converse sneakers?
A medium-width flat lace usually gives Converse canvas sneakers a familiar appearance. Pear offers selected 7 mm, 8 mm and 10 mm options, but measure the original width for the closest match.
How do I measure Converse shoelaces for replacement?
Remove one lace, lay it flat without stretching it and measure from one aglet tip to the other. Also record the width and count the eyelet pairs as a secondary check.
Can I use different-coloured laces in Converse shoes?
Yes. Contrast colours work well with canvas uppers and rubber details, while a similar shade preserves a classic look. Keep the replacement close to the original shape, width and length.
How should I clean Converse shoelaces?
Remove the laces and wash them gently with mild detergent and cool or lukewarm water, then air-dry them fully. Avoid bleach and high heat, especially on coloured laces or personalised text.
Can I order custom Converse replacement laces from Pear Shoelace?
Yes. Pear Shoelace offers aftermarket laces for selected Converse models in different lengths, colours and widths, with selected aglet and personalised-text options. They are not original or OEM Converse products.




























