School shoes, gymies or plimsolls are worn for six or seven hours a day so they need to be comfortable. Our collection features velcro boys school shoes in soft leather that moulds to their feet and stays comfy all day long.

Young children who cannot manage tying shoelaces may prefer easy-to-wear velcro styles. These hook-and-loop strap closures look smart and can be worn with a school uniform.

Superfit Storm Shoe

The waterproof, breathable school shoes from Superfit, the market leader for children’s footwear, have been designed to be both comfortable and durable. They have a double velcro fastening to ensure a secure fit. The patented GORE-TEX membrane allows the feet to breathe and also regulates their temperature so that the feet remain dry.

The new sneaker from Superfit combines everything that a trendy and, at the same time, practical shoe needs to have: Functional textiles and great suede are combined with a flexible rubber sole that is suitable for all outdoor activities thanks to its funny wave profile. The practical rip tape fasteners allow the shoe to be put on and taken off quickly, and its width can be individually adjusted. Cool colour accents and reflective materials underline the sporty look of the STORM.

Clarks Scooterspeed

Built around durability, protection and fun, these must-have school shoes from Clarks champion all of the essential features for your little one’s day at school. Designed with a sporty look but smart enough for the classroom, these black leather shoes feature a chunky bumper toe and grippy outsole to stabilise his steps on his journey to school, while riptape fastenings offer a super-comfy fit and the footbed develops a personalised shape over time, helping him to keep his feet fresh all day long.

Durable, comfortable and smart – these velcro boys school shoes are the perfect choice for a long day at school. The black leather shoes are teamed with a chunky bumper toe and a grippy outsole for stability, while the dual velcro straps allow for an easy on/off fit. The footbed develops a personalised shape for comfort, while the Agion lining helps to keep the shoes fresh throughout the day.

Primigi Meryl T Bar

Sleek and smart, these black patent school shoes can handle the demands of a busy classroom. They can be worn with a choice of straps, including a sparkly rainbow or a plain Lelli Kelly branded strap. The leather uppers are easily wiped clean and have cushioning around the ankle and footbed to ensure your child’s feet stay comfortable throughout their day at school.

Whether your child wears them with the sparkle detachable rainbow or the plain one, these girls’ school shoes from Primigi are practical and pretty. They have a beautiful, soft black patent finish that can be wiped down, and the soles are hard-wearing. These are ideal for a girl who wants to show off her personality with her school footwear.

Primigi shoes use injection moulding instead of glue to bind their Polyurethane soles together. This technique is much tougher and more long-lasting than conventional glue so they can stand up to a lot of wear and tear. They also come in wide-width fitting. Netmums members tested these Primigi Meryl T-Bar shoes and found them to be very good value for money.

Primigi Gabriella Colinne

Primigi kids shoes are expertly designed and made predominantly in Europe and offer great value for little feet. They use a hard-wearing PU sole material and a soft, cushioned footbed so your child can walk around all day feeling comfortable.

Whether your child wears them as indoor shoes or plimsolls, they’ll be looking smart in these boys black trainers. They have a bungee style lace and Velcro fastening to make them easy to put on and secure. They also have a soft, padded footbed for extra comfort with every step.

Saucony Cohesion Velcro

Whether your young athlete is new to running or has been training for years, they need the right shoes to keep them feeling safe and comfortable. The Cohesion 14 from Saucony delivers just that. It is a neutral trainer that’s perfect for beginners trying out this whole running thing as well as experienced runners who are looking for a shoe to do easy day, low mileage runs (3-5 miles).

This velcro boys school shoes also features a durable outsole for extra traction and a hook-and-loop closure strap to secure the shoe. A breathable mesh upper allows sweat to evaporate while they play, and the PET lining is anti-stink so that odours won’t be an issue. It is the newest edition of the Cohesion trainer, and reviewers love how lightweight it feels while still providing moderate, light cushioning. It also has a very reasonable price tag, making it an excellent value. Compared to the previous edition, this one is slightly lighter in the footbed and heel, but the overall feel is very similar.

When buying kids shoes, it is important to find the right size. Infants should have a pinky width for their longest toe, and older children should have an index finger’s width of space. The best way to find a good fit is to shop with your child, so you can try on shoes together and get their input on the colour and style. 

Also, if your child has different feet sizes, you should purchase the larger foot. If you’d like to make your own kids’ shoes, there are many different ways. Some people opt for a more bespoke approach. For quality kids shoes, visit https://spendless.co.nz/shop-categories/kids.html now. 

Sizes

When it comes to buying shoes for your children, it can be helpful to know the sizes of each type. Children’s shoes typically range from 0 (which fits most newborns) to 7 (the largest size for children in grade school). Generally, boys and girls sizes are interchangeable.

Purchasing children’s shoes that fit their feet correctly is crucial. Too small shoes can cause problems down the road, as children’s feet tend to grow quickly. As a rule, you should leave about a half-inch space in the toe and heel of the shoe for growth.

To ensure your child is wearing the right shoes, try to have them measured regularly. The first fitting should be done in about three to four months. This will ensure that they fit properly and are comfortable in them. If they are in between sizes, choose a size larger. A shoe size too big can cause blisters, so it’s best to go up.

Materials

The outer material of a child’s shoe greatly influences its aesthetic appeal. In addition, the inner material plays an important role in comfort and health. Therefore, shoes for children should be made from breathable materials such as leather, and they should not be too heavy or too narrow. Besides, the sole of the footwear must be free from harmful substances. The lining should be made from chrome-free materials and be tanned using vegetal or synthetic tannins.

In addition to comfort and breathability, the right material is also necessary to ensure proper grip. The best materials for children’s shoes are made from natural materials. They are breathable, flexible, and have antibacterial properties. These materials also make kids’ shoes easy to wear and keep on the child’s feet. For quality kids shoes, visit https://spendless.co.nz/shop-categories/kids.html now. 

Styles

Kids’ footwear has undergone several evolutions over the years. From prehistoric times, it was often based on adult footwear, though it was also designed to accommodate the unique foot features of infants. The twentieth century saw a major change in how children’s footwear was designed. But there was still a long way to go before children’s footwear could be as sophisticated as adult footwear.

Today, a child’s shoe should be comfortable and supportive. It should also be made from a non-leather sole to give it traction on the ground. Additionally, it should have a closure that’s easy to handle, such as Velcro. It should also be breathable.

Closures

Closures for kids shoes are an important aspect of children’s footwear. Velcro is a popular closure system and is easy to use. It also enables kids to get on and off their shoes with ease. However, laces aren’t for everyone. For children, tying their shoelaces can be difficult, and an adult should teach them how to do so.

Another type of closure for kids’ shoes is a zipper. This closure type provides a tight fit and is popular in everyday shoes and sneakers. It can also be combined with other closures. Zippers are usually located inside or outside of a child’s shoe. They are especially useful in school sneakers and indoor shoes.

Make your own

If you’d like to make your own kids’ shoes, there are many different ways. Some people opt for a more bespoke approach. Others use patterns. In any case, making your shoes is a very rewarding experience. You can start from the most basic version and work up to more intricate designs. If you’re looking for inspiration, you can check out the community of makers at Twig and Tale. With more than 30k members, you will surely find a friendly and helpful community there.

First, you need to make a shoe pattern. To make this, you can use duct tape. You can cover the foot with tape and draw a pattern on it. Make sure to cut a slit to allow the foot to move freely. For quality kids shoes, visit https://spendless.co.nz/shop-categories/kids.html now.