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A rainbow threaded through the eyelets gives plain shoes a Pride upgrade without making them compete with the rest of the outfit.
The rainbow flag began as a deliberately celebratory symbol of gay liberation in San Francisco in 1978 and grew into a far broader LGBTQ+ emblem. On footwear, that symbolism becomes casual and mobile, less ceremonial flag and more everyday colour moving between the street, the march and whatever happens after.
A nylon rainbow Pride lace is the easy footwear switch when the shoe already works and only the colour needs changing, bright enough to register without making the sneaker itself disappear.
Try them against white for maximum colour, black for cleaner contrast or the trainers reserved for Pride weekends and dance floors. They are the easy answer when another rainbow T-shirt feels too obvious.
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If you order other products at the same time, they may arrive separately. We think spreading queer joy worldwide is worth a little travel, but if you need something by a particular date, please contact us before ordering.
The colors are vibrant and have stayed bright even after wearing in the sun and rain and dirt. Unfortunately, these are kind of terrible as shoelaces. Whatever the material is, it's too slippery to hold a knot. My shoes come untied constantly. And, in case you're thinking "this goofball doesn't know how to tie shoes", the problem only exists with these laces and the transflag laces I also bought, not with any of the other laces I wear in my various shoes.
The colors are vibrant and have stayed bright even after wearing in the sun and rain and dirt. Unfortunately, these are kind of terrible as shoelaces. Whatever the material is, it's too slippery to hold a knot. My shoes come untied constantly. And, in case you're thinking "this goofball doesn't know how to tie shoes", the problem only exists with these laces and the transflag laces I also bought, not with any of the other laces I wear in my various shoes.

