Wide Flat Shoelaces – Black 90cm (Barth)

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£5.99

£5.99

Wide flat black shoelaces, 90cm, by Barth. Strong, durable German quality, supplied as a pair for just £5.99.

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Wide Flat Shoelaces – Black, 90cm – strong German quality by Barth

Flat laces are the everyday workhorse of the lace world, and a fresh pair instantly smartens up trainers and casual shoes alike. These wide flat shoelaces in black are made by Barth, and at 90cm they suit a wide range of footwear beautifully.

The broad, flat design spreads pressure evenly across the top of the foot, which many people find more comfortable, and it sits cleanly against the shoe. These come as a pair, ready to freshen up your favourite pair.

Swapping in new wide flat shoelaces is one of the easiest upgrades going. Trainers that looked a bit tired suddenly look cared-for again, and with genuine Barth laces you get German durability that shrugs off the daily tug-of-war far better than budget alternatives ever will.

Why choose Wide Flat Shoelaces – Black, 90cm?

  • Genuine Barth quality – Four generations of lace-making in Bavaria means these flat laces are reassuringly strong, durable and built to last.
  • Comfortable flat design – The wide, flat weave distributes pressure evenly across the foot, which is why flat laces are a favourite for trainers and casual shoes.
  • Timeless black – Black flat laces are endlessly versatile and keep trainers, plimsolls and casual shoes looking crisp.
  • Practical 90cm length – A 90cm lace typically suits footwear with around five to six pairs of eyelets, giving a tidy finish with no awkward excess.
  • Supplied as a pair – You receive two laces, enough for one pair of shoes, so you can re-lace both in one go.

How to use Wide Flat Shoelaces – Black, 90cm

  1. Take out your current laces and compare their length with these 90cm laces.
  2. Thread the new lace through the bottom eyelets, keeping the ends level.
  3. Lace up in your chosen pattern, keeping the flat lace lying flat as you go.
  4. Even out both ends and tie as normal.
  5. If an aglet frays over time, a touch of clear nail varnish will firm the tip back up.

Haico’s expert tips

  • Measure one of your current laces before choosing a length.
  • Keep the flat lace lying flat as you thread it for the neatest finish.
  • Rotate between two pairs of laces to spread the wear.
  • A touch of clear nail varnish will firm up a frayed aglet.

Specifications

  • Length: 90cm
  • Colour: Black
  • Type: Wide flat lace
  • Brand: Barth
  • Supplied: Per pair (2 laces)

For a few pounds, a fresh pair of quality flat laces makes trainers and casual shoes look properly looked after again. It really is the smallest change with the biggest visual payoff, and it takes barely a couple of minutes to re-lace a pair from top to bottom.

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose the right lace length?

Remove one of your old laces and measure it. As a general guide, five to six pairs of eyelets usually call for a lace around 90cm long.

Are flat laces better for trainers?

Many people think so. The broad, flat profile spreads pressure comfortably across the foot and sits neatly, which makes flat laces a popular pick for trainers and casual shoes.

Are these laces sold as a pair?

Yes, they come as a pair of two laces, enough to re-lace a single pair of shoes. Keeping a spare set handy is never a bad idea, especially on shoes you wear every day.

Where can I buy Barth wide flat shoelaces in the UK?

You can order these Barth wide flat shoelaces directly from Shoespecialist.co.uk. We offer free UK delivery on orders over £50, same-day dispatch when you order before 5pm, and a 60-day return policy, so you can buy with complete peace of mind.

Additional information

Weight 15 g
Color
Length

90

Brand

Barth

1 review for Wide Flat Shoelaces – Black 90cm (Barth)

  1. Marieke Achterkamp –

    Past mooi schoen weer als nieuw.

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