Our friend Hikmet just send over this video of flashing laces. They are on a Puma x Solebox collaborative sneaker, which is probably going to come out soon!

For the holidays Starks has come with their new “Checkers” laces. Coming in a beige/brown pattern, this is the first time the design has actually been screen-printed onto their 8mm lace. These are now available on the Starks site and at retailers around the globe.

More detailed images of the Starks “Checkers” Laces follow after the jump.

Starks presents their latest set of laces – the Solid Pack. It consists of red and purple woven laces, coming in two colorways. Both laces feature a white PVC aglet with red logo print and are now available in their online store.

More detailed images of the Starks Solid Pack follow after the jump.

Starks presents their latest set of laces – the Trail Pack. It consists of the Step Tech laces, which are braided black/yellow/grey round laces and feature a black PVC aglet. The other pair, entitled the Dots, are woven black/white laces, also featuring a black aglet.

Take a more detailed look at the Starks “Trail Pack” after the jump.

Starks has produced some laces for the Colette x Gap pop-up store in New York. The woven laces come in a black/yellow colorway and feature on one end the Colette logo and on the other end the Gap logo.

Have a more detailed look after the jump.

Gram shoes got together with Danish knitwear brand S.N.S. The knitwear experts, known for their heavy winter knits, used for many years by fishermen, have produced laces for Gram, matching their latest range of jumpers.
"In the city of Herning on the Danish island of Jutland lies the knitting mill of S.N.S. Squeezed in between two giant flatbeds on the factory floor stands an old shoelace machine all but forgotten, this collaboration is the story of how it came back to life, and how 250 pairs of handmade wool laces came about. S.N.S. x gram laces will premier exclusively at Solo Norrmalmstorg in Stockholm from September, and later be available through selected stores worldwide for a limited time only. Price €13.99." Via Sneaker Freaker.
After the jump a closer look at the quality laces.

ALIFE and Reebok are proud to introduce the ALIFE for Reebok collection: 4 classic Reebok silhouettes realized entirely in canvas for the first time.

Featuring DuPont technology, the all-canvas uppers have been coated in Teflon, making them stain and water resistant while still allowing all of the breathability of traditional summer weight canvas.

The men’s pack features the ERS 5000, a very clean running shoe that was originally introduced in 1993, in three colorways: White/Yellow, Grey/Blue and Black/Red. ERS stands for Energy Return System and the 5000 was the pinnacle product within the ERS category which also included the ERS 1000 and 2000.

The women’s pack features the Ventilator, the Pro Legacy Mid and the Freestyle High, three different iconic styles originally designed for three different functions: running, basketball and aerobics, respectively.Like the men’s pack, the women’s pack also features White, Grey and Black canvas uppers.

All six shoes feature fully leather-lined collars and insoles, and each shoe comes with three additional pairs of shoe laces, each packaged in a custom printed lace-bag.

Available this Saturday, July 12th exclusively at ALIFE NYC, ALIFE LA, ALIFE Vancouver and ALIFE Tokyo and available next Saturday, July 19th at select retailers globally. Limited edition T-Shirt available this Saturday, July 12th exclusively at ALIFE flagship boutiques.
Detailed images of all sneakers and t-shirts as well as laces after the jump.

Amsterdam’s Patta has released some nice straight forward tees and a collection of colorful laces. Now available at Patta and also at 24 kilates. 

Starks has released their latest laces. The “Tribe” design this time made it onto the laces and is made up of a black/green/red colorway, inspired by A Tribe Called Quest album artwork!
More pictures after the jump.

The latest laces to be introduced by Starks are these Fade To Red and Fade To Blue styles. Taking less inspiration from popular sneakers, these are a little bit more subtle and show that the brand an also take different ways in terms of design.
After the jump a closer look.