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Rated 5 out of 5
"These colored shoe laces are a fun, cost-effective way to freshen up your look without being gaudy or garish."
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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 isn't easy to find good laces for formal shoes, and this is the only site I know of that even offers laces to match the 1930s trend they emulate. I'm quite happy with them!"
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Laces: The Fort Belvedere Difference
Fort Belvedere shoe laces and boot laces stand apart as the quintessential choice for the discerning gentleman, embodying the very essence of refinement and attention to detail that The Gentleman’s Gazette so ardently champions. Each pair is meticulously crafted from the finest Italian cotton, ensuring an elegant sheen and a...
Frequently Asked Questions
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Are Fort Belvedere laces durable for daily wear?
Absolutely. Our waxed cotton laces are designed to resist fraying and moisture while maintaining their shape and texture, even under regular use. If you’re rotating through your essential boot collection, they’re made to keep up.
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How should I lace formal Oxfords for a tuxedo?
Straight-bar lacing delivers the cleanest look. Follow the tutorial in How to Lace Dress Shoes Correctly.
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Which shoe styles pair best with these laces?
Cap-toe Oxfords, wholecuts, and patent opera pumps work beautifully.
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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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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 premium laces really worth the price difference?
Absolutely. Better cotton, tighter weaving, and solid aglets mean fewer replacements and a sharper look—facts quantified in our breakdown, Cheap Items Worth Their Money.
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How often should I replace dress-shoe laces?
Visually inspect every six months. If the fibres look fuzzy or aglets split, replace them—fresh laces cost little but preserve a polished appearance.
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Are these laces fully waxed or lightly waxed?
They are lightly waxed: enough to resist moisture and keep knots secure, but not so stiff that the laces feel plasticky or crack over time.