AFFENZAHN LOWCUT KNIT TOUCAN S Green

Children's barefoot shoes with ergonomic shape. Thanks to the thin, flexible and non-slip sole, they allow natural walking dynamics and gradual rolling of the foot. This, together with the adaptable knit, sufficient width and room for the toes, enables the natural and healthy development of children's feet. The perfect shoes for first steps and little confident walkers.

• unisex and vegan shoe
• for the city and outdoors
• season: spring, summer, autumn

Cut – average to narrow / ergonomic shape

• Lightweight and flexible shoe
• fits the average to narrow feet
• enough space for the toes allows for healthy foot development
• also suitable for dominant toe
• natural shape for plenty of room to move
• thin, flexible, non-slip sole without cushioning
• zero drop, no arch support

Material – polyester / 2,5mm rubber

• upper: knitted polyester fibre
• lining and insole: cotton
• sole: non-slip 2.5mm rubber
• closure: laces

How to take care of your shoes

• always clean coarse dirt first with a brush
• wipe shoes with a damp cloth and dry well
• do not wash shoes or dry them close to a heat source
• to increase the durability of you shoes, treat them regularly with impregnation spray
• proper maintenance helps to make barefoot shoes last longer

How to choose the right size

Measure the size of your children's feet and add an extra space of 9–12 mm for a comfortable fit.

If you are unsure of the correct size, please stop by our store.

Template for choosing the right size
Print out the template your child will stand on to determine the correct size: 21, 22,23,24,25,26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32

How to do it?
1 Do you have the right scale? Better measure 3 cm.
2 Fold the printed paper along this line and place it on the floor against the wall.
3 Place your heel here.
4 When your longest toe touches this line, your new shoe fits perfectly!
Blue box: This is where your foot has room to grow.
Purple box: Up to here, your foot has room to move freely.
Tip: Check the correct shoe size regularly.

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