The Shoelace Brand
The Shoelace Brand - Navy Striped Scarf Shoelaces (100cm)
The Shoelace Brand - Navy Striped Scarf Shoelaces (100cm)
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Navy shoelaces in white and blue, stylish, classic and stylish. Scarf laces with straight stripes and gold tips, is there a better combo than navy blue and gold?
The Scarf shoelaces give the shoes a completely new look with its material and shine.
- Material: Satin
- Color: Navy blue and white
- Pattern: Striped
- Length: Available in both 100cm & 120cm
- Width: 2.5cm
- Shape: Flat shoelaces
- Metal tip in gold
- Washing advice: the shoelaces can be washed in a laundry bag at 30 degrees, but feel best when rinsed with washing-up liquid and warm water, rub a little.
The Scarf shoelaces are all unique, they are made from large silk fabrics that are cut apart to recycle fabrics instead of the scraps being thrown away. As for the Navy Striped Scarf, all shoelaces look the same as there is one and the same pattern, striped, on the entire piece of fabric.
The fabric used to make the scarf shoelaces is only patterned on one of the sides, therefore two fabrics are sewn together, to get patterns on both the back and front of the shoelace. Since there are two fabrics that are sewn together, the shoelace becomes a little larger and gives a super nice effect in the shoe. The bow becomes large and the lace ring on the shoe is covered by the stylish shoelace.
More info
- 100cm best fits 3-5 lace holes & 120cm best fits shoes with 5-8 lace holes
- 1 box contains 2 shoelaces
The shoelaces are suitable for sneakers, gym shoes, boots, lace-up shoes. However, most fin shoes with laces have a super small eyelet (metal ring) around the lace hole either at the front or back of the lace hole which can make it difficult for the metal tip to go through. There can also be small eyelets on boots, shoes, sneakers, but not as common. If there is no eyelet on the Finnish shoes, it is fine to use these shoelaces BUT Finnish shoes often do not require more than 65-75cm of shoelace, so ours may be a little too long depending on the number of lace holes the Finnish shoes have.
