Guides

Practical guides from Spiffy Laces: how to pick the right shoelace length the first time, and how to lace your shoes so a flat printed lace looks its best.

Sizing

  • What Size Shoelaces Do I Need?

    Find your length by eyelet count, with a chart for 30, 45, 55 and 65 inch laces and three ways to measure.

  • Apparel Sizing & Care

    Measurements for S–2XL, what the garments are made of, and how to wash them so the print lasts.

  • 3 eyelet pairs

    30 inch starting length, with 45 inch as an adjacent option.

  • 4 eyelet pairs

    45 inch starting length, with 30 inch as an adjacent option.

  • 5 eyelet pairs

    45 inch starting length, with 55 inch as an adjacent option.

  • 6 eyelet pairs

    55 inch starting length, with 45 inch as an adjacent option.

  • 7 eyelet pairs

    55 inch starting length, with 65 inch as an adjacent option.

  • 8 eyelet pairs

    65 inch starting length, with 55 inch as an adjacent option.

By Shoe

  • adidas Samba

    6–7 pairs in retailer guidance; count your shoe and compare lengths.

  • Converse Chuck Taylor

    6–8 pairs in retailer guidance; count your shoe and compare lengths.

  • Vans Old Skool

    7 pairs in retailer guidance; count your shoe and compare lengths.

  • Nike Air Force 1

    6–8 pairs in retailer guidance; count your shoe and compare lengths.

  • Nike Dunk Low

    6–7 pairs in retailer guidance; count your shoe and compare lengths.

  • New Balance 530

    6–7 pairs in retailer guidance; count your shoe and compare lengths.

  • adidas Campus

    6–7 pairs in retailer guidance; count your shoe and compare lengths.

  • Brooks Running Shoes

    6–7 pairs in retailer guidance; count your shoe and compare lengths.

  • HOKA Running Shoes

    6–8 pairs in retailer guidance; count your shoe and compare lengths.

Lacing