Black No Tie Elastic Silicone Dress Shoelaces
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Description
Description
Black no-tie silicone dress laces, the elastic shoelaces that turn dress shoes into slip-ons with clean silicone straps. Strap them in once and your shoe slips on and off with a polished, laced look and nothing to tie.
- Fit: round black silicone straps that sit across the shoe like laces, low-profile and formal.
- Works with: men's dress shoes, Oxfords, derbies, brogues, and other lace-up dress styles.
- Size: two strap sizes, 1.2 and 1.6 inch, to match your shoe's eyelet spacing. Each pack is a set of 10 silicone straps.
- Easy to install: thread one strap through each pair of eyelets and the shoe becomes a slip-on. No tying, no bending down to retie.
- Comfort: the silicone flexes with your foot and holds a clean, snug line across the shoe.
- Material: soft, durable silicone. Hand packed in 100% recyclable packaging.
FAQ
FAQ
Will elastic laces look formal enough for dress shoes?
Yes. They sit low and tidy across the shoe and keep the laced-up line of a proper dress shoe, so at a glance they read as normal laces. You lose the daily tying, not the formal look.
Silicone dress straps or round elastic dress laces, which should I get?
The silicone straps are the most invisible and never need tying; the round elastic laces look closest to traditional dress laces and let you set one continuous tension. Both turn the shoe into a slip-on, so pick straps for hands-off, round laces for the most classic look.
Which strap size do I need, 1.2 or 1.6 inch?
Go by your eyelet spacing. Choose 1.2 inch if your eyelets sit close together, and 1.6 inch if they are spaced wider apart. Each set includes 10 straps.
Will they fit Oxfords and closed-lacing dress shoes?
Yes. They are made for men's lace-up dress styles, including Oxfords, derbies, and brogues. On closed-lacing shoes with close-set eyelets, the smaller strap size or a measured round lace lets you match the tight spacing.
Can I still get a snug, dressed fit?
Yes. The elastic holds a clean, even tension across the shoe so it stays snug and won't gap, while still flexing enough to slip on and off without bending down to retie.
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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
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