A broken or missing cord lock is easy to replace. A new cord lock lets you adjust and secure cords on jackets, trousers, hoodies, shoes, backpacks and bags.
Press the button, feed the cord through the opening and release it. The internal spring then holds the cord in the required position. The product images clearly show how the cord lock works.
The cord locks have a black plastic casing and an internal metal spring. You receive 4 cord locks in the size you choose.
The 4, 6 or 8 mm measurement refers to the width of the opening through which the cord is fed. When you select a variation, the product image also shows the other measurements for that size.
The 4 mm size suits many common, slightly thinner cords and laces, including thinner shoelaces and anorak cords. For thicker drawstrings, such as those often found on joggers, hoodies and some bags, the 6 or 8 mm size may be a better choice.
You can also choose a larger cord lock simply because you prefer a bigger model that is easier to grip.
Cords and laces vary in thickness, shape, softness and stiffness. This means that measuring the cord alone will not always determine the right fit. Compare it with the measurements shown in the product images and, where possible, with the cord lock being replaced.
Has the cord already disappeared inside the garment? A Drawstring Threader – Fix Lost Drawstrings makes it easier to guide it back through the channel.
When the cord itself also needs replacing, add a Replacement Drawstring – For Hoodies, Trousers and Jackets or an Anorak Cord – 3 mm. To hide the knot at the end of the cord, finish it with Plastic Cord Ends with Lids – Pack of 10.

















My jacket looked like new, very happy!
Terrible that they don’t fit the laces ordered; the site should state that the lace stoppers don’t match the available selection.
Haven’t used them for long yet, but so far they’ve met expectations. Feels good in terms of quality.