Where to Buy Shoelaces for Dress Shoes [A List of Stores]

"I need new shoelaces for my dress shoes, but I don't know where to buy them."

If that sounds like you, we've compiled a list of places where you can find them.

We hope you find it helpful.

Brick-and-Mortar Stores

First, let's look at physical retail stores.

To save you a trip, we've rated each option on a four-point scale (×, △, ◯, ◎) based on two key factors: "Product Selection" and "Expert Customer Service." (Please note that these ratings are based on our own impressions and experience, and may vary by location.)

Department Store Shoe Sections

With a relatively large selection and knowledgeable staff, you can shop with confidence.

Look for stores like Mitsukoshi Isetan, Daimaru, or Takashimaya in your area.

Shoe Stores

Shoe specialty stores like Tokyo Shoe Distribution Center and ABC-Mart, or brand stores like Regal, which has many locations nationwide.

Shoe Repair Shops

You can also find them at shoe repair shops like Mister Minit, Kutsu Senka, and Riat.

They are often located inside major train stations, so if you commute by train in Tokyo, you should be able to find one easily.

Major General Stores

They are also sold at general stores like Tokyu Hands and LOFT.

Tokyu Hands, in particular, often has a dedicated shoe care section, and some locations have a selection that surpasses even department stores.

Home Improvement Stores

They are also sold at home improvement stores like Komeri, Cainz, and Kohnan.

100-Yen Shops

They are also sold at 100-yen shops like Daiso, Can Do, and Seria.

The selection isn't large, but they are very affordable, so if you have a 100-yen shop near you, it might be worth checking out.

E-commerce Sites

Our Shop: MONDSHOELACE

We are a custom-order shoelace brand with a wide variety of types, a rich selection of colors, and lengths selectable in 1cm increments.

If you're looking for the perfect laces for your dress shoes, please give us a try.

E-commerce Platforms

It goes without saying, but you can buy them on Amazon, Rakuten, and Yahoo! Shopping.

Summary

If you want to buy in person, we recommend department store shoe sections, Tokyu Hands, LOFT, or shoe stores for a reliable shopping experience.

If you want to buy online, we recommend measuring your current laces to ensure you purchase the correct length.