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Trans Pride laces are the kind of detail that can matter on an ordinary Tuesday, not only when a parade happens to be nearby.
Monica Helms designed the transgender Pride flag in 1999 and debuted it at a Phoenix Pride parade in 2000. Its mirrored arrangement was intentional so the pattern reads correctly whichever way it is flown, a beautifully practical idea for a symbol that became globally recognisable.
Transgender Pride shoelaces work here as a small styling intervention rather than a slogan, with nylon construction suited to trainers, boots and shoes that are actually going somewhere.
First outfit that finally feels right, Pride weekend, daily sneakers or club shoes abandoned beside the bed after sunrise, this is trans Pride designed to travel through actual life.
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***Most of our merchandise is stored in multiple warehouses worldwide for faster shipping; however, this product is shipped from a single location. As a result, it has an estimated delivery time of 7-14 days, depending on your address, and may be sent separately from the rest of your order. If you have any concerns about shipping times, please contact us before placing your order.***
These laces have wonderful, vibrant colors. Unfortunately, they don't stay tied. The material is too slippery to hold a knot. In case you are thinking, "this goofball doesn't know how to tie shoes", the problem only exists with these laces and the pride flag laces I also bought. I don't have trouble with any of my other laces coming untied.
These laces have wonderful, vibrant colors. Unfortunately, they don't stay tied. The material is too slippery to hold a knot. In case you are thinking, "this goofball doesn't know how to tie shoes", the problem only exists with these laces and the pride flag laces I also bought. I don't have trouble with any of my other laces coming untied.

