What size shoelaces do I need for my shoes?

For the most accurate sizing, remove one stock shoelace, measure it flat, and choose the Stretchlace length that matches. If you can't remove the lace, count the eyelets on one side of the shoe and use the eyelet size guide as a rough estimate.

What if I am in between shoelace sizes?

If your measured length falls between two offered sizes, consider how the current bow looks, your foot width and instep, your activity level and knot preference, and whether the current lace fits just right. When in doubt, size down.

How do I count eyelets to size shoelaces?

An eyelet is the hole used to thread the lace. Count the eyelets on only one side of the shoe (they are counted in pairs), then match that count to the eyelet size guide.

Shoelaces by Shoe Brand | Sizing Guide & Replacement Laces

Not sure what size of laces to buy? We have 3 different ways to help.

MEASURE YOUR LACES COUNT YOUR EYELETS BY SHOE BRAND

For most accurate sizing we recommend removing one stock shoelace from your shoe, measuring it flat, and then finding a Stretchlace length that matches.

*We also recommend leaving one shoe laced up with the original shoelace so that you can use it as pattern guide for your new Stretchlace.

For example, you remove your shoelace and it’s 37” and we only offer a 35” or 40”.

When your current shoelace is tied, how does it look?

Does the knot and bow feel short? Size up.

Does it skim the ground when you walk? Size down.

What is the width and height of your foot?

Is your foot wider, do you have a high instep? Then you may want to size up.

Is your foot narrow? Then you may want to size down.

How active will you be in the shoe?

Most adults do well with a single knot, but most children find a double knot to be useful. If you intend to use a double knot, size up.

Does your current lace fit just right?

We recommend sizing down.

If you’re unable to remove your existing shoelace our “Eyelet Size Guide” can serve as a rough estimate.
An eyelet is the hole found on on the shoe that’s used to thread the lace. Count the number of eyelets on your shoe.
Important: Eyelets on shoes are counted in pairs, so only count the number of eyelets on one side of the shoe.
Note your foot size: Is it wider, more narrow, or have a high instep? Take these factors into account and size accordingly.
If you are in between sizes, we recommend sizing down.

Please explore our example images below, we also include replacement lace sizing recommendations direct from the brands (where applicable).

Nike Adidas New Balance Converse George Sperry Wonder Nation Time and Tru

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Shoelace Size by Shoe Brand

MEASURE YOUR LACES

WHAT IF YOU ARE IN-BETWEEN SIZES?

THERE ARE 4 FACTORS TO CONSIDER

TROUBLE REMOVE YOUR EXISTING SHOELACES?

USE OUR EYELET SIZE GUIDE

LACE SIZE BY SHOE BRAND

JUMP TO YOUR BRAND BELOW