The kids' espadrilles for girls and boys include canvas espadrilles, with a jute or rubber sole, slip-on or Velcro, perfect for summer and holidays.
Toms and Gioseppo are behind them; the girls' espadrille in colourful canvas is worn with a dress or shorts.
The children's espadrille is the light summer shoe: made of canvas, it allows the foot to breathe and is easy to slip on, for the beach, the city, or holidays.
The girl's espadrille comes in bright colours or patterns; the boy's espadrille, more understated, pairs well with shorts or chinos. The Velcro models can be put on by themselves from kindergarten.
The woven jute sole makes for the traditional espadrille; a rubber sole offers better grip and resists water from puddles.
The canvas stretches a bit with use: choose your usual size, leaving some room at the toes. An oversized espadrille can come off while running.
Brush the canvas dry, then clean stains with a bit of soap, avoiding soaking the jute sole, which dries slowly. The jute does not like water.
For parents, men's and women's espadrilles are available on the espadrilles page, perfect for matching the family's footwear on holiday.
The Junior Black Friday, at the end of November, lowers the prices of cheap espadrilles, and the junior new arrivals showcase this season's styles. Other children's shoes complete the summer look. Fast delivery and best price guaranteed.
Yes, on nice days, if the school allows it; for playtime, a rubber sole provides better grip. The Velcro is helpful for the little ones.
By hand, with a brush and a bit of soap, without soaking the jute sole. Air drying in the shade helps avoid distorting the canvas.
No, they are worn barefoot; invisible sock liners prevent rubbing. The invisible sock liners stay hidden.
Yes, in Velcro models that hold the foot well. A strap prevents the shoe from slipping off.
The espadrille covers the foot and offers better protection in the city; the sandal allows for more airflow. The espadrille is better for walking long distances.