Lace threading is a technique used to create a lace-up closure that can be easily slipped on and off without having to tie the laces. This is a great option for shoes that are frequently taken on and off, such as sneakers or boat shoes. Lace threading can also be used to add a decorative touch to a pair of shoes.
To thread laces so that they are slip-ons, you will need two laces that are twice the length of the shoe. Start by threading one lace through the top two lace holes on one side of the shoe. Then, thread the other lace through the top two lace holes on the other side of the shoe. Next, cross the laces over each other and thread them through the next two lace holes down. Continue crossing the laces over each other and threading them through the remaining lace holes until you reach the bottom of the shoe. Finally, tie the laces together at the bottom of the shoe.
