Small doesn't mean slow.

Why walk if you can jumpWhy stand if you can danceKids prove that life can be so easy if you just take it easy… and that taking it easy isn't the same as taking it slow. That's why our kid's footwear is built with durability and ankle support firmly in mind. Ready to help them take any playground and any school gym by storm.

Is little. Looks big. Feels great.

No two kids are the same, except in one thing: No two days are the same for any kid. That's why our range of kid's sneakers and sports shoes offers a wide range of designs, from cute to cool, from adorable to athletic, that'll make everyone look good at school, at practice or simply while hanging out. And why they're made from breathable fabrics that will let your kids enjoy every moment of it.

Developed for development.

Our shoes for children don't just look like they're little versions of our professional athletic footwear. That's precisely what they are. Including all the experience, research and development that went into the making of their bigger cousins – that means arch support, cushioning, breathability and other innovative features. Because sports isn't just for grown-ups, and neither is feeling good.

Why is this important

Shoe sizes are not standardized. Every shoe manufacturer uses different measurements in terms of instep height, toe shape and foot width. However, the basis for finding your shoe size is always the length of the feet. Thus, you should always determine the child's foot length before buying in order to choose the right shoe.

Step 1: tracing your feet

Take off the child's socks, place a piece of paper against a wall, and place the child's foot on it so that your heel touches the wall. Now use a pen to trace the shape of the foot on the front of the toes. Hold the pen exactly upright.

Important: Both feet must be measured, as they are often of different lengths! Feet often swell during the day, which is why we recommend taking the measurement in the late afternoon.

Step 2: measure

Now you can measure the edge of the paper from the heel to the longest toe and thus determine the child's foot length. Use the longer foot as a guide. We calculate the necessary allowance for enough space in the shoe for your child. Find the size that fits your child's foot length and the allowance included in our shoe size table in order to make the right choice.

Important: Up to the age of 16, children's feet grow by two to three sizes per year. It is therefore best to measure children's feet every three months.