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Rated 5 out of 5
"These laces served me well - good quality, vibrant color and they stayed tied."
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Rated 5 out of 5
"The laces look to be really good quality; much better than what you would find at a retail store."
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Rated 5 out of 5
It's a shoelace, so what? That's what you're thinking right? But the fact is it is a very good shoelace. Well made, a good size, and, weirdly, all too hard to find these days.
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Refresh Any Dress Shoe with Waxed Flat Cotton Laces
When factory-issue laces start to fray, Fort Belvedere’s flat cotton shoelaces deliver an instant—and inexpensive—upgrade. Woven in Italy from long-staple cotton, then lightly waxed, these laces pull smoothly through eyelets, resist moisture, and hold a tidy bow that stays tied from morning commute to evening engagement. The flat profile lies...
Frequently Asked Questions
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Which length should I choose?
Five-eyelet Oxfords typically require 75 cm laces; six-eyelet pairs need 80-85 cm. Count your eyelets or measure existing laces to match our sizing chart.
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Are these laces fully waxed?
They’re lightly waxed, offering water resistance and knot security without making the lace stiff or shiny.
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What are the best ways to lace dress shoes with flat laces?
For formal Oxfords, straight-bar lacing keeps the facing neat, as detailed in How to Lace Oxfords & Dress Shoes. For casual pairs, criss-cross or ladder lacing adds subtle flair—see Ways to Lace Shoes.
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How often should I replace flat cotton laces?
Inspect every six months. If fibres appear fuzzy or aglets split, swap them—fresh laces cost little and maintain a polished appearance.
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Are premium laces worth the price?
Yes. Long-staple cotton, tight weaving, and solid aglets last far longer than bargain synthetics, meaning fewer replacements and a sharper look over time.
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Are these laces machine washable?
They are. Remove them from the shoes, place in a mesh laundry bag, and use a gentle cold-water cycle. Air-dry flat—avoid hot dryers to preserve the wax finish and elasticity.
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Will the light wax leave residue on suede or nubuck?
No. The wax is absorbed into the cotton fibers so that it won’t flake or transfer. Just avoid pulling laces across wet suede; let the shoe dry first to prevent surface marks.