/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.6236885]

Serious question: where to cop rawhide laces? I mean good quality ones that have a bit of weight to them. The kind that you get with a new pair of Yuketen or Oak Street Bootmakers.

I ask because I'm having a hell of a time trying to find some extras for a few of my shoes that didn't come with them, although knowing where to get replacements in the future would also be nice.

You can see the kind of laces in the picture.

[Anonymous No.6237002]

bump

somebody somewhere must have an answer

[Anonymous No.6237016]

http://www.tandyleatherfactory.com/en-usd/search/searchresults/5010-01.aspx

if you need to, trim it and just burn the edges with a lighter for a second

[Anonymous No.6237022]

I copped a free pair from Redwings. Supposed to be replacement laces. Don't even own anything from them. top lel

[Anonymous No.6237027]

walmart

[Anonymous No.6237034]

>>6237016
>http://www.tandyleatherfactory.com/en-usd/search/searchresults/5010-01.aspx
looks good, do you have any experience with them? at that price it seems safe to try anyway

>>6237022
red wing's are nice, my 8881 came with those laces and while they don't feel very durable they do look and feel nice.

[Anonymous No.6237049]

i'm lookin for some red, white, blue, green and all sorts of colored rawhide laces. all i ever see are brown and black ones. i have some yuketens and wallabees i want to make cuter

[Anonymous No.6237072]

>>6237034
i used them on one pair of boots for about 2 years then cut them in half for some shoes that i wore for another year. i would have put them on my new boots if they werent too short, theyre still fine

[Anonymous No.6237085]

>>6237072
sounds pretty good then

I'm just trying to decide what needle to get for lacing boat shoes

there was a needle for that kind of thing on another website I was on, but I don't know which needle would work for me out of the ones this place offers