Shoe Laces

Count the number of eyelet pairs on your shoes and check the guide on the product page. Most sneakers with five or six pairs need about 100 to 120 centimetres. Measure your current laces for the closest match. Walk around before you decide.

Double knot your laces or use a surgeon's knot, which holds more securely. Flat laces slip more than round or textured ones, so consider switching. Tuck long ends into the shoe, or try stretch laces. Choose the pair that feels best.

Yes. Soak them in warm, soapy water, scrub gently and rinse, then let them air dry. Avoid hot dryers, which can damage the fibres. Clean laces make your shoes look fresher straight away. Comfort should always come first, so try a few pairs.

Yes. Check the eyelet size and length first, and choose a lace that suits your shoe style. Flat laces suit sneakers, and round laces suit boots. Swapping colours is an easy way to personalise your shoes. Trust how the shoe feels on.