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Product: Auihiay 24 Pairs 54" Flat Colored Shoelaces Shoestrings for Sneakers Skate Shoes Sport Shoes Boots Auihiay 24 Pairs Flat Colored Shoelaces for Sneakers Skate Shoes Sport Shoes
Features:
- Colour: 24 assorted colour.
- Material: durable soft polyester and nylon.
- Each shoelace size (L x W): about 137 x 0.9 cm / 54 x 0.35 inch.
- Simple and fashion flat shoelaces shoe laces strings, very cool.
- Can help add a splash of colour to your loved shoes.
- Beyond the length of others, suitable for any type of casual shoes, or boots, even skates and etc.

Tips: How long of the shoelace you need?
How many pairs of shoe holes are there on the shoe: n
Distance between two adjacent shoe holes: d
Distance between the hole on the left and the hole on the right: g
Remember the following formula: X = G + 2n * sqr (d ^ 2 + g ^ 2)
This formula only considers the length through the shoe hole, not the length required to tie the bow. The average shoe bow tie needs about 50cm.
In other words, X + 50cm is the length of the shoelace you need!
For example, button laces do not need to be bowed, and the length of the laces is 30-40cm less than ordinary laces.

Package Include:
24 pairs of flat coloured shoelaces

Note: We are upgrading packaging to provide better service. If you receive fewer shoelaces, please contact us. Content: 24 pairs (48 laces) 24 colors in one set, plentiful quantity for replacing and sharing with others
Size: Each shoe lace measures (L x W) 137 x 0.9 cm / 54 x 0.35 inch. Proud length, more creativity
Color: 24 different vibrant colors shoelaces which never fade, will well match with different colors shoes, eye-catching
Material: Made of soft polyester and nylon, with slightly elasticity. Exquisite, durable and no pilling
Apply: Perfect for any type of casual shoes, boots, skates and sports shoe. Various color help to create your own style and show your personality, suitable for adult, youth or kids.*** NOTE: There is no box for 54inch shoelaces now. Please understand Auihiay 24 Color