Creamy Ice Cream PBT Keycap Set — Pastel 5-Color Cherry Profile 143 Keys

What Five Pastels Look Like When They're Done Right. Five pastels — cream, pink, lavender, mint, butter yellow, sky blue — all staying within the same soft register so they share visual weight instead of fighting for attention. The cream alphas are the anchor. The five accent colors land across the modifier and function keys with enough consistency that the board reads as a system, not a random assortment. On a silver or white keyboard case, the palette pops. On a grey or neutral case, it softens. Either way it works, and either way your desk looks more considered than it did before you put these on.

Ice Cream on Every Key That Deserves It

The novelty illustrations are line art — ice cream cones, popsicles, and scoop illustrations printed small enough to read as texture from a distance and specific enough to reward a closer look. The spacebar carries the same. And they land because the palette is soft enough to make them feel at home rather than out of place.

Thicker Than You'd Expect. Better Than It Needs to Be

Standard PBT keycap sets at this price point run 1.4–1.5mm wall thickness. This one is 1.7mm. The difference is audible — fuller sound, more grounded acoustics per keystroke, less hollow resonance than you get from thinner caps on the same board. It's also tactile in a way that's hard to describe until you've switched back and forth a few times. The keys feel more deliberate under your fingers. That's the 0.2mm you're paying for, and it's worth it. The 85%+ PBT content means the pastel surface stays matte and doesn't develop the home-row shine that ABS and lower-quality PBT gets after a few months of heavy use. The pink modifier you're looking at today is the pink modifier you'll still be looking at a year from now. Browse our full PBT keycap sets to compare options before you order.