Shoe laces

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Imagine the moment you finally find shoelaces that perfectly match your style and needs. In our store, you will find a wide selection of shoelaces in various colors, lengths, and materials – from classic white and black to original phosphorescent or colorful variants. Whether you need laces for everyday wear, sports, or want to refresh your favorite shoes, you can choose exactly what you are looking for here. High-quality workmanship and durability are a given.

Products

SP-18654 Shoelaces - Black

SP-18654 Shoelaces - Black

0,95 €
LED Shoelaces - Orange

LED Shoelaces - Orange

10,65 €
LED Shoelaces - Green

LED Shoelaces - Green

10,15 €
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LED Shoelaces - Yellow

LED Shoelaces - Yellow

10,15 €
LED Shoelaces - Blue

LED Shoelaces - Blue

8,95 €
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BA-18521 Shoelaces - Blue

BA-18521 Shoelaces - Blue

4,50 €
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OR-18517 Shoelaces - Blue

OR-18517 Shoelaces - Blue

5,05 €
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BA-18527 Shoelaces - Light Pink

BA-18527 Shoelaces - Light Pink

2,35 €
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BA-18531 Shoelaces - Green

BA-18531 Shoelaces - Green

1,95 €
BA-18526 Shoelaces - Multicolor

BA-18526 Shoelaces - Multicolor

1,95 €
BA-18522 Shoelaces - Pink

BA-18522 Shoelaces - Pink

1,95 €
CL-26716 Shoe Laces - Black

CL-26716 Shoe Laces - Black

2,35 €
Last piece!
Shoe laces

Shoelaces are an inconspicuous yet important accessory that influences not only the look but also the comfort and functionality of your footwear. Our range includes dozens of variants, ensuring there is something for everyone – from minimalist to bold pieces that give your shoes a new lease on life. When choosing, it is important to consider not only aesthetics but also practical aspects such as length, material, and lacing method.

How to choose the right shoelaces

Several key factors come into play when selecting shoelaces. The length of the laces should correspond to the number of eyelets on your shoes – too short and they cannot be tied properly, too long and they get in the way. As a guide: shoes with 4 eyelets typically require a length of around 60 cm, with 5–6 eyelets 75–90 cm, and with 8 eyelets 120–140 cm. The material affects durability and maintenance: cotton laces are soft to the touch and easy to dye, while synthetic ones are more resistant to moisture and abrasion. Don't forget the shape either – flat laces are less likely to come undone and are ideal for sports, while round laces look more elegant and suit dress shoes. For children, we recommend elastic no-tie laces, which enhance safety and comfort.

Color and style options

The color of your laces can completely change the character of your shoes. Classic white and black are timeless and go with any footwear, but if you want to experiment, opt for bold colors like lime green, yellow, or multicolored combinations. For example, orange laces can brighten up dark sneakers, while pastel shades (light pink, mint) are perfect for summer shoes. Phosphorescent laces are a great choice for evening walks or runs – they not only look striking but also increase your visibility on the road. For lovers of unique accessories, we also offer laces with a metallic sheen or patterns (such as checkered or polka dot).

Quality and materials of shoelaces

High-quality shoelaces should withstand daily wear without fraying or breaking. Our range includes models made from cotton, polyester, and nylon – each material has its own specifics. Cotton laces are eco-friendly and soft to the touch, but less resistant to moisture – they dry slower after getting wet and may shrink. Polyester laces are resistant to water and abrasion, easy to clean, and dry quickly, making them ideal for sports and hiking. Nylon laces are even stronger and have low absorbency, suitable for work boots or extreme conditions. For sports shoes, we recommend synthetic variants that better withstand strain and are easier to clean – just rinse them with water and let them dry. For everyday wear, cotton laces are more comfortable and gentle on the skin.

Practical maintenance tips

To make your laces last as long as possible, clean them regularly – cotton laces can be hand-washed with mild soap or machine-washed in a laundry bag at 30 °C, while synthetic ones just need a wipe with a damp cloth. Avoid drying them in direct sunlight to prevent colors from fading – it is best to let them air dry in the shade. If the ends of the laces start to fray, you can carefully seal them with a lighter (for synthetic ones) or stitch them (for cotton ones). To extend their lifespan, we recommend replacing laces regularly – with intensive use, at least once every 3–6 months. If you notice the laces starting to tear or lose color, it is time for a replacement.

Who are shoelaces suitable for

Shoelaces are a universal accessory for everyone – from children to seniors. Athletes will appreciate sturdy and functional models with a non-slip finish that stay tied during a run – for example, flat polyester laces with a rubberized tip. Fashion enthusiasts, on the other hand, will love colorful and designer variants that can transform old shoes into a fashion statement – try a combination of black laces with white sneakers for a contrasting look. For children, elastic no-tie laces are ideal, enhancing safety and comfort – just stretch them and the shoes are ready. Our range also includes shoelaces suitable for work boots, hiking, or everyday wear. Everyone can find exactly what they need here to make their shoes look and perform perfectly.

Explore our selection and choose your favorite pair of laces to give your footwear a new dimension.

HOW TO CHOOSE

When choosing shoelaces, focus on their length, material, and intended use. The table below will help you quickly navigate the basic types and select the most suitable ones for your needs.

Type of UseMaterialTarget Group
Everyday wearCottonAdults, children
Sports and runningPolyester, nylonAthletes, runners
Hiking and workPolyester, reinforcedHikers, craftsmen
Fashion and designCotton, phosphorescentYouth, fashion enthusiasts
Children and safetyElastic, no-tieChildren, parents

Before purchasing, check:

  • Lace length – measure your old laces or count the eyelets on your shoes; for accuracy, use the length chart based on the number of eyelets (e.g., 4 eyelets = 60 cm, 6 eyelets = 90 cm).
  • Compatibility with shoe type – thin laces (2–3 mm diameter) for sneakers, thicker ones (4–5 mm) for work boots or hiking shoes.
  • Moisture resistance – for sports and hiking, prefer synthetic materials (polyester, nylon) that dry quickly and do not shrink.
  • Color scheme – match your shoes or clothing for a unified look, or choose a contrasting color for a striking effect.
  • Lacing method – flat laces are less likely to come undone, round laces are more elegant, elastic laces are suitable for children or the elderly.
CATEGORY INFORMATION

Important safety notice for shoelaces in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on general product safety (GPSR)

This is a targeted safety notice for the correct and safe use of shoelaces (flat/round, cotton, polyester, nylon, elastic, silicone “no-tie”, reflective; with aglets/metal tips, locking mechanisms, clips, magnetic fastenings). Since they may contain small metal or magnetic parts, create hazardous loose ends, and increase the risk of tripping or catching if the length is inappropriate, please follow the instructions below.

Basic safety and handling principles

  • Keep out of reach of small children: Locks, aglets, and magnets pose a risk of swallowing/inhalation; the product is not a toy.
  • Check before use: Inspect the condition of fibers, knots, aglets, and locks; replace torn, frayed, or cracked parts.
  • Fire and heat: Most textiles are flammable; keep away from open flames and hot surfaces.
  • Magnetic/metal parts: Keep away from payment cards and sensitive electronics; follow staff instructions during security checks/MRI.

Correct and safe use

  • Correct length and tying: Choose length according to the number of eyelets; tie and tuck in loose ends. Avoid contact of laces with bicycle chains, pedals, escalators, and moving machine parts.
  • Locking mechanisms and clips: Adjust so they do not interfere with walking/sports; secure loose ends inside the shoe or under the tongue.
  • Elastic and silicone systems: Do not stretch beyond the manufacturer’s limit; excessive tension may impair foot circulation.
  • Children and seniors: Prefer solutions with safe quick release; regularly check tightness to prevent foot constriction.
  • Purpose: Shoelaces are not intended for tying objects, lifting, or securing; do not use as a cord for carrying loads.

Cleaning, maintenance, and storage

  • Textile shoelaces: Wash according to the label, ideally in a laundry bag; avoid bleaches that weaken fibers.
  • Silicone/TPR: Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap; avoid prolonged exposure to UV and high heat (deformation).
  • Metal parts: After contact with sweat/salty water, wipe dry to prevent corrosion and discoloration of footwear.
  • Storage: Store in a dry and dark place; avoid sharp bends and prolonged stretching of elastic fibers.

Specific health warnings

  • Allergies and sensitive skin: Some metals (e.g., nickel in aglets), dyes, and latex in elastics may cause reactions; replace laces if redness or itching occurs.
  • Circulation and pressure: Over-tightened lacing may cause numbness and cramps; adjust tension according to activity and foot shape.
  • Safety during movement: Long, unsecured ends increase the risk of tripping; regularly check tying, especially for children.

Disposal

  • Sorted waste and textile collection: Textile shoelaces should be handed over to textile collection; silicone/TPR components disposed of according to local regulations. Separate metal/magnetic parts if possible.

Incidents and contact

  • In case of an incident (tripping, catching in machinery, allergic reaction) immediately stop using the product. Keep the product and proof of purchase for reporting purposes.