Leather Shoelaces – premium strength, durability, and timeless style.

Leather Shoelaces are crafted from genuine Holstein hides, renowned for their remarkable strength and durability. This high-quality material ensures a long-lasting and practical product that improves with age. As the leather softens over time, these shoelaces develop a rich texture that enhances both comfort and appearance. They undergo rigorous quality control tests for pull strength, color fastness, knot retention, and chemical safety. Moreover, they come in multiple attractive shades such as black, blue, and tile, allowing you to match or contrast with your footwear perfectly.

These versatile leather shoelaces are ideal for various types of footwear, including deck shoes, boat shoes, Timberland boots, Wrangler boots, work boots, and also desert boots. Designed for functionality and elegance, they add a classic touch to every pair while ensuring a secure fit for daily wear or rugged use.

Tripping over long laces or struggling with short ones is no longer a concern. To ensure the perfect fit, these leather laces are available in several convenient lengths:

• 60 cm (24 inches)

• 75 cm (30 inches)

• 90 cm (35 inches)

• 120 cm (47 inches)

• 150 cm (59 inches)

Each package includes one pair of laces with a width of 2.2 mm, offering durability and flexibility.

How to find what size of leather shoelaces is ideal for your shoes?

The best way to find the length of shoelace you need is to look at your current laces or you need a replacement for your broken shoelaces. It’s easy!

But what if too long or too short? No problem! Certainly, shoelaces for all types of shoes are sized by the total number of holes (or eyelets). It’s important to verify how many holes are on either side of the shoe. So, count the exact number of eyelets on one shoe and divide by 2 so you can know how many pairs of eyelets your shoe has.

Secondly, find your number of pairs of eyelets in the chart below and find the coordinating length in inches or centimeters. In addition, you should consider horizontal spacing across the shoe. It could be narrow, medium or wide.