Light Brown Round Elastic Dress Shoe Laces
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Description
Description
Our easy-to-use elastic Dress Shoelaces allows you to put your best foot forward without fussing with tight knots and worn-out laces. These are specially designed for men’s dress shoes, instantly turning them into slip-ons for maximum comfort and functionality.
These round shoelaces ensure 100% comfort with a stretchy yet snug fit.
Our classy stretch laces conform to the shape of your feet, instantly turning stiff dress shoes into easy slip-ons.
Designed to eliminate the need of bending over and adjusting your laces, you can be assured that our thin laces will keep you upright and won’t cause any scuffs or scratches.
These laces are ideal for Oxfords, Wingtips, Brogues, Chukka boots, and more!
Made with quality materials and are designed with care and hand packed.
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ELASTIC SHOELACES - A SIMPLE SOLUTION TO THE MOST MUNDANE TASK OF TYING SHOES
The Original Stretchlace are a helpful addition to any wardrobe, and they are fashionable to boot.
Easy installation: Match up the appropriate length,and lace your shoe as you normally would. Leave enough room to slip your foot in and out, tie a taut bow and off you go!
Traditional look: Tying bows are a rite of passage. Keep the look, but lose the inconvenience of tying.
Flexible fit: Provides the perfect amount of pressure, allowing for a comfortable flex, with snug and firm grip.
Quality: With a softly textured surface, you’ll be impressed by the quality of our shoelaces
SOME OF THE WAYS TO USE OUR LACES
• Travelers waiting at airport security lines
• While shopping and trying on pants
• Parents can get their kids off to school hassle-free
• Runners and triathletes
• Gym goers
• Adaptive athletes
• Suffering from Multiple Sclerosis or Parkinson’s
• Autism
• Broken, wrist, hand, arm, foot, leg, knee
• Recovering from surgery
• Amputees
• Disabled or elderly
• Stroke survivors
• Trouble with bending over
• Neuropathy
• Wide feet
