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Whiskers Laces was created by Kyle Groth and Mike Gossett in Delray Beach, Florida, after a broken dress shoelace sent Kyle searching for a better replacement. Its first laces launched in December 2017, and January 2018 was its first full month of business; the company describes 2018 as its founding year. The founders set out to turn an overlooked accessory into a way to express personal style. Their approach combines distinctive colors, considered footwear design and American lace production, giving customers a way to refresh shoes they already own.
Give athletic sneakers a red update with a flat-oval lace designed for this shoe category. The maker describes the oval profile as helping the knot hold, without establishing a guarantee that a lace can never loosen. Choose from the listed lengths to suit your existing shoe and preferred bow, and compare the profile with the laces you are replacing.
Read the founders’ interview about the brand’s early years for more background on its approach to footwear accessories.
To choose a length, remove one of your current laces and measure it from tip to tip without stretching it. Compare that measurement with the available options, taking account of how much bow and spare lace you prefer. Eyelet count alone does not establish a universal fit because shoe width, eyelet spacing and lacing style vary. Check that the aglet passes through your shoe’s eyelets before replacing both laces, then center the lace and adjust tension evenly as you lace upward.
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The maker specifies a polyester/nylon weave with a flat-oval profile and wrapped aglets. It states that the polyester component comes from recycled plastic bottles; this does not mean the entire blend is polyester. The blend percentages and the material of the aglet wrap are not published.
Each pair comes on a birch storage spool sourced from Maine. The spool keeps the pair together between uses. A claim about the spool’s sourcing does not establish a recycled-content percentage for a cotton lace, nylon component or proprietary surface finish.
A product-specific washing, detergent, drying or coating-care procedure was not found in the maker’s published information. Retain any care information supplied with the pair and obtain guidance for this exact material and finish before washing or treating it. Sock-care directions on lace-and-sock bundles do not establish shoelace care.
Use the supplied spool to keep the two laces together when they are not in a shoe. Before relacing, check the tips and braid for wear so a damaged end is not forced through an eyelet. Select a replacement based on actual length, profile and eyelet fit; a similar color does not make two different lace constructions interchangeable.
Every product is sourced, crafted, and shipped from within the United States. No exceptions.

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