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Also on shelves at Scheels, Zumiez, and select retailers. Over half a million people wear Bread worldwide.
Four steps, and the last one is the rest of your life.
Bread laces stretch when you need them to and hold when you don't. Set them up once and your shoes become slip-ons.
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Lace once
Thread them like regular laces and tie your usual bow.
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Set your fit
Snug where you want it, secure where you need it, comfortable all day.
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Slip on and go
The laces stretch, so your foot slides in. Nothing to retie.
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Keep the look
They read as normal flat laces. No locks and no clips.
Your shoes, minus the daily knot.
Same sneakers, same look. The only thing that changes is how fast you get out the door.
| Standard laces | Bread laces | |
|---|---|---|
| Retie every time you put shoes on | Yes | No |
| Stretch to slip your foot in | No | Yes |
| Locks or clips needed | Often | None |
| Looks like a regular lace | Yes | Yes |
| Colors and lengths to match your shoes | Yes | 20+ colors, 18 to 120 inches |
Eight pairs to start with.
Every pair is a flat elastic lace you can size to your shoe. Pick a color, then choose your length on the product page.
Find your color.
Neutrals that disappear into the shoe, brights that become the shoe. Tap a color to pick your length.
Made for the shoes you actually wear.
Everyday sneakers
Air Force 1s, Jordans, Converse. If you tie them daily, Bread was made for them.
Runners and athletes
Set the fit once, then lace up in seconds before practice or a run.
Kids
Shoes they can put on themselves, without waiting on a grown-up to tie them.
Boots and work shoes
Longer lengths cover high-tops and boots, so the same trick works past the ankle.
Pick a length in ten seconds.
Length depends on how many eyelet pairs your shoe has. These two cover most sneakers, and Bread's size chart covers the rest.
Lengths run up to 120" for boots and longer shoes. Availability varies by color.
Low-top sneakers
High-tops
Between sizes? Count your eyelet pairs, then check the chart before you order.
More from Bread.
Round laces with locks, accessories, socks, and the Ashton slipper, all from the same collection.
Built to last. Backed for life.
Bread covers every pair with a lifetime guarantee. If a pair fails, they make it right.
Questions, answered.
How do Bread laces work?+
They're flat elastic laces that stretch. You lace and tie them once, set the fit, and from then on your foot slides in without retying.
What length should I get?+
Low-top sneakers usually take 36 inches and high-tops take 54 inches. Bread's eyelet-count chart covers other shoes and boots.
Do they work for kids and adults?+
Yes. Bread laces are made for both, in 20+ colors and a range of lengths.
Will they stay put without locks or clips?+
That's the idea. The fit stays secure without knots to redo or hardware to add, and the laces keep a classic look.
How do I clean them?+
Bread has a care guide with the details, linked in the footer below.
Where does my order come from?+
The buttons on this page go to Bread's product pages on LifeLineUSA, where you choose your length and check out.
Tie once.
Slip on.
Sixteen colors in stock and a length for almost every shoe you own.