Air Jordan Replacement Shoelaces

Find Jordan 1 replacement shoelaces to restore your original look or create a fresh custom finish. Pear Shoelace offers replacement laces suited to Air Jordan 1 styles, helping you choose the right colour and lace look for your pair.


AIR JORDAN 1 SHOELACE GUIDE

Men's Air Jordan 1 Low



Shoelace Length: 55" (140 cm)


Eyelets: 8 pairs (16 eyelets)


Lace Shape: Flat


Usage: Provides adequate length for various lacing styles and a secure fit.

Women's Air Jordan 1 Low



Shoelace Length: 55" (140 cm)


Eyelets: 8 pairs (16 eyelets)


Lace Shape: Flat


Usage: Suitable for different lacing techniques, ensuring a comfortable and secure fit.

Kids' Air Jordan 1 Low



Shoelace Length: 47" (120 cm)


Eyelets: 7 pairs (14 eyelets)


Lace Shape: Flat


Usage: Shorter shoelaces to accommodate smaller shoe sizes and ensure ease of tying for kids.

Toddler Air Jordan 1 Low



Shoelace Length: 31" (80 cm)


Eyelets: 4 pairs (8 eyelets)


Lace Shape: Flat


Usage: Shorter length suits toddler shoe sizes and provides parents with easy use.


Air Jordan 1 Replacement Shoelaces

Air Jordan 1 Replacement Shoelaces

Replacement shoelaces for Air Jordan 1 Low, Mid and High sneakers, with model guidance, custom lengths, colours and aglet options.

The Air Jordan 1 Low uses flat laces and has 8 eyelet pairs on adult (men's and women's) sizes, which suit a length of around 140 cm (55"). Kids' and toddler sizes use fewer eyelets and shorter laces.

A flat lace preserves the classic AJ1 look. Match the original width and colour for a stock finish, or choose a contrast shade while keeping the length and shape the same. Measure the original lace rather than relying only on the model name.

The Air Jordan 1 Mid sits higher on the ankle than the Low, so it needs more lace. It commonly uses flat laces around 160 cm (63") across its 8 eyelet pairs.

Because the Mid, Low and High share the AJ1 silhouette but differ in height, always select laces by the exact model. Confirm the fit against the original lace before ordering.

The Air Jordan 1 High has the tallest upper and typically 9 eyelet pairs, so it takes the longest laces — roughly 160–180 cm (63"–72") depending on how you like to tie them. A shorter length within that range suits an untied or loosely laced look; a longer length suits full lacing to the top eyelet.

Flat laces keep the classic High silhouette. Waxed flat laces are a popular alternative for a slightly firmer, glossier finish.

Adult Air Jordan 1 Low shoes use flat laces around 140 cm (55") across 8 eyelet pairs. The exact length can vary slightly with shoe size and lacing style, so measure the original lace before ordering.

The Air Jordan 1 Mid commonly uses flat laces around 160 cm (63"). Its higher ankle needs more length than the Low, so confirm the measurement against the original lace.

The Air Jordan 1 High generally suits flat laces around 160–180 cm (63"–72"), depending on your lacing preference. A shorter length works for a looser or untied look; a longer length suits lacing all the way to the top eyelet.

Adult Air Jordan 1 Low and Mid shoes typically have 8 eyelet pairs, while the High usually has 9 pairs. Kids' sizes have 7 pairs and toddler sizes have 4 pairs. The eyelet count is a useful secondary check, but always measure the original lace as your main guide.

Kids' Air Jordan 1 Low shoes generally use flat laces around 120 cm (47") across 7 eyelet pairs, and toddler sizes around 80 cm (31") across 4 eyelet pairs. Sizes vary, so measure the original lace to confirm.

Air Jordan 1 shoes use flat laces. A medium-to-wide flat lace gives the familiar AJ1 look — Pear offers selected 7 mm, 8 mm and 10 mm flat options. Measure the original width for the closest match to your pair.

Air Jordan 1 shoes come with flat laces as standard. Waxed flat laces are a popular aftermarket choice — they add a slightly glossy finish, hold their shape more firmly and resist fraying and moisture, while keeping the same flat profile.

Remove one lace, lay it flat without stretching it and measure from one aglet tip to the other. Also note the width and count the eyelet pairs as a secondary check, then match those to the closest available length.

Yes. Elastic no-tie flat laces let you slip the shoe on and off while keeping a laced appearance, which many people prefer on the Air Jordan 1 Low. Pear offers flat elastic and capsule-lock no-tie options suited to the AJ1.

Yes. Swapping lace colour is one of the easiest ways to refresh an AJ1. A contrast colour makes the shoe stand out, while a matching shade keeps the original look. Keep the replacement close to the original shape, width and length for a clean fit.

Remove the laces and wash them gently with mild detergent and cool or lukewarm water, then air-dry them fully. Avoid bleach and high heat, especially on coloured or waxed laces, as these can affect the finish.

Yes. Pear Shoelace offers aftermarket laces suited to the Air Jordan 1 in different lengths, colours and widths, with selected aglet and personalised-text options. They are not original or OEM Air Jordan products.

Trademark & Compatibility Notice

Pear Shoelace is an independent Australian brand. All shoe brand names, logos and model names are used solely to identify compatibility. Pear Shoelace products are not original or OEM shoelaces and are not affiliated with, authorised by, sponsored by or endorsed by the respective trademark owners.

Explore more options across our Air Jordan range. Compare the Jordan 1 Mid, Jordan 1 High, Jordan 4 and Jumpman replacement laces, browse Flat Shoelaces for a matching lace shape, or see all Jordan Replacement Shoelaces.

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