New Laces Are the Perfect Final Touch for Your Customs
Designing and painting your own customs kicks is the perfect way to make sure that your kicks are one of a kind.
But no pair of customs is complete without a custom lace swap to match.
Check out these pics to see how much of a difference such a small change can make.
(source: @ianjpaintedit)
Air Force 1s are an all-time classic silhouette.
Custom artist @ianjpaintedit took things up a notch by designing these custom AF1s featuring the classic Bape camo.
To top things off, he swapped out the stock laces for some burgundy and brown flat luxury leather laces.
(source: @itsmealexco)
These custom 1s, courtesy of artist @itsmealexco, feature a clean white and off-white color scheme with accents inspired by off-white.
To complete the colorway and match the off-white aesthetic, this artist replaced the stock laces with some white and purple off-white laces.
(source: @astrotorfcustoms)
The Cactus Jack 1s have one of the most unique Jordan 1 colorways to date.
To make his Cactus Jack 1s even more unique, artist @astrotorfcustoms painted his own custom blue and white color scheme.
This colorway is tied together with a pair of black luxury leather laces. 63" laces are the perfect length for Jordan 1s like these.
(source: @kattycustoms)
It can be tough to match laces with unique colorways, but you don't have to stick to black or white.
Custom artist @kattycustoms topped off her own custom orange and green Prestos with a pair of orange multi-color rope laces.
(source: @huycustoms)
Last up are these custom off-white Jordan 1s. Featuring a black, white, and red colorway with orange accents, this pair of customs has one of the cleanest color schemes you'll probably ever see.
If you want to create a pair of customs like these, you'll need a pair of black off-white laces to top things off.
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