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Anatomical Soft Genuine Leather Zipper Red Baby Boot Shoes
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hapshoe kids
Anatomical Soft Genuine Leather Zipper Red Baby Boot Shoes
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Ürün detayları
Anatomical, healthy, durable, practical hook-and-loop design, genuine leather sneakers for children.
Brand: Rakerplus
- Model Code: C1800-KIR
- Outer Material: 100% Genuine Leather (Durable, breathable, soft, healthy, genuine leather material)
- Inner Material: 100% Genuine Leather (Antibacterial, genuine leather, breathable, genuine leather material)
- Insole: Anatomical (There is a pad supporting the inner arch of the foot and a shaped sole liner for comfortable walking. The insole is genuine leather.)
- Sole: Ready Sole (Thermoplastic. Made of non-slip, flexible and high-strength polymer material. Fully stitched around the edge. Resistant to unraveling and opening.)
- Last: Standard (EU/TR) (Produced with a standard full inner last.)
- Inner Last: Suitable for wide feet. Anatomical, flexible, and supportive for walking. Walking allowance is present.
- Original, new and tagged product.
- Origin (Place of Production): Turkey
Product Size Chart
Product numbers are in "European (EU) Standards" Paris Point measurement units. The measurements in centimeters in the size chart are the lengths of the inner lasts used in production.
Foot length should be calculated as the distance between the tip of the longest toe and the end of the heel while standing. Foot length should be measured barefoot while standing, with body weight evenly distributed on both feet.
When selecting a size, it should be noted that the lengths in the size chart should be between 0.5 cm and 1 cm larger than the foot length.
- Size 19: 12 cm
- Size 20: 12.5 cm
- Size 21: 13 cm
- Size 22: 13.5 cm
- Size 23: 14.5 cm
- Size 24: 15.1 cm
- Size 25: 15.7 cm
Note: Choosing the correct shoe size for babies and children is important for the healthy development of feet that have not yet completed their development. Shoes that are too tight or too loose can lead to imbalances and problems in the foot, ankle, knee, hip, and spinal joints in the long run.
