Summer sandals

Summer kids shoes sandals for girls and boys

COMPOSITION

We work with monitoring programmes to ensure compliance with our social, environmental and health and safety standards for our products. To assess compliance, we have developed a programme of audits and continuous improvement plans.

CARE

Proper care for children's shoes is important to ensure their durability and comfort. Follow the guidelines below for caring for children's shoes:

1. Proper Fit: Ensure that your child's shoes fit properly. Check their shoe size regularly, as children's feet grow quickly. Shoes that are too tight or too loose can cause discomfort and foot problems.

2. Regular Cleaning: Clean your child's shoes regularly to remove dirt and stains. Use a soft cloth or brush to wipe off any surface dirt. For stubborn stains, use a mild soap or specialized shoe cleaner.

3. Drying: Allow wet shoes to air dry naturally. Avoid placing them directly near a heat source, as it can damage the materials. Stuff the shoes with newspaper or use shoe inserts to help absorb moisture and maintain their shape.

4. Rotation: Encourage your child to rotate between different pairs of shoes. This allows time for each pair to dry out fully and helps prolong their lifespan.

5. Protection: Apply a waterproofing spray to protect your child's shoes from water and stains. This is especially important for shoes worn in rainy or snowy conditions.

6. Sole Maintenance: Check the soles of your child's shoes regularly for wear and tear. If the soles are worn down or damaged, consider having them repaired or replaced to ensure proper support and grip.

7. Laces and Velcro: Teach your child how to tie shoelaces properly or fasten Velcro securely to keep their shoes snug and prevent accidents.

8. Seasonal Storage: When not in use, store your child's shoes in a cool, dry place. Avoid storing them in plastic bags, as they can trap moisture and lead to mold or mildew growth. Use shoe boxes or a shoe rack to organize and protect the shoes.

9. Regular Foot Checks: Check your child's feet regularly for any signs of discomfort, blisters, or irritation caused by ill-fitting shoes. Ensure that their shoes provide enough room for growth and allow proper foot development.

10. Replace as Needed: Monitor the condition of your child's shoes and replace them when they become worn out or no longer provide adequate support. This is particularly important as children's feet are still growing and need proper footwear.

Remember, children's feet are delicate and require proper care and support. Invest in well-fitting, quality shoes and prioritize their comfort and foot health.