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SPECIFICATIONS
Length: Approx. 3 inches
Thickness: 2.0–2.4 mm
Widths available:
1/4”
3/16"
Material: Premium leather glove lace
Finish: Smooth, durable, professional-grade
WHAT IS THIS SAMPLE FOR?
Viewing our current glove lace color options in person
Comparing colors against your glove leather
Confirming lace width (¼" or 3/16")
Feeling the thickness and firmness of the lace before ordering
This is especially helpful if you’re restoring an older glove, matching a specific brand, or deciding between multiple colors.
FAQ
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Most standard fielder's gloves need 2 laces at 3/16" (palm, heel, fingers) and 2 laces at 1/4" (web, finger tops). Catcher's mitts and first baseman's gloves typically need 7+ laces. If you're not sure, send us a photo of your glove and we'll tell you exactly what you need.
Prefer a no-guesswork option? We offer glove-specific lace kits and bulk sets with the exact laces needed for common glove models.
View Lace Kits & Bulk Options → -
3/16" width: Strap tie (14"), Palm (28"), Little finger (24"), Thumb (24"), Heel (36") 1/4" width: H-webs (54"), I-web/Full web (24-34"), Basket web (48"), Trap webs (24-48"), Finger tops & web top (48")
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The Golomb family has been making sporting goods since 1910. Our baseball glove laces are cut from the same premium American leather we've trusted for over a century. They're tanned for best-in-class moisture and heat resistance, tempered to resist cracking, and built to outlast any lace on the market. That's why professional restorers choose GOLOMB.
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Free shipping on orders over $60. Standard USPS delivery in 3-5 business days. 100% satisfaction guarantee with 30-day returns for exchange, credit, or refund.
✓ 100% Satisfaction Guarantee • ✓ 30-Day Returns • ✓ Made in USA
Questions about lacing your glove? First time relacing? Not sure which width or how many laces?
We've restored over 70,000 gloves and we're here to help you get it right.
