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Shoelace belts have probably been around since shoelaces were invented. They were originally a product of necessity: you lose your regular belt, you're short on time, so you grab an old shoe, yank out the lace and floss it through your beltloops. Bingo. Possibly the first famous person to wear a shoelace belt was skateboarder Rodney Mullen, thus making shoelace belts popular with skateboarders. Now, all sorts of people are wearing shoelace belts including hip hop star, Wiz Khalifa. Companies such as Panasaya Clothing are even making shoelace belt made from laces specifically designed to be used as belts so they won't stretch, like normal shoelaces.

My old belt broke so i'm rockin a shoelace belt.

By Sk4teN3rd

Besides the extra pair of shoelaces that come with a new pair of shoes are used in those same shoes within the first month or so because shoelaces brake a lot when u skate.

Some skaters (including me) wear shoelace belts to have a replacement for the shoes.

By askurmama

A pointless, meaningless, peice of shit preps use as belts because they think they're too cool for regular belts. They don't work, so why wear them at all? Because it's "ghetto."

Prep: I'm so ghetto with this shoelace belt. Me: Get your head out of your ass. You're not ghetto. You live in a two story house, your middle class family pays the bills with ease, and you get whatever your fucking spoiled ass desires. Go and buy a real fucking belt and throw away your sad excuse for a fashion trend. Asshole. Prep: It's cool though all my friends do it. Me: All your friends are ignorant, self indugent pricks that will do anything to fit in.

By ShoelaceBeltsAreForQueers

Using a shoelace as a belt ;in most cases your ethier lazy or wanting to be cool.

Skateboarders oftend have a pair of extra shoelaces,or shoe strings, that come with a new pair of shoes, therefore causeing them to have the need to be cool,causeing them to "rock" or wear a shoelace as a belt. in many cases "posers" also want to be cool, so they to try and "rock" shoelace belts, most times ending in failure.

By Connor Malto