All play, every day. That’s just their style (and ours.) Stride Rite’s leather Ainsley shoe is built to withstand the most serious fun and games. A memory foam interior offers softness and support, while a padded heel collar adds an extra component of comfy.
Details
- Girl's shoe with leather uppers
- Ortholite memory foam for enhanced comfort
- Adjustable hook and loop closure for easy on/off
- Twill linings with anti-stink treatment
- APMA approved
- Imported
Leather Care Instructions
- Brush off dry dirt
- Use a damp cloth with a little mild detergent
- Stuff shoes with newspaper and air dry
- Treat leather with conditioner, if desired
stride ritemeasuring tool
You can also trace your kid’s feet and convert the measurements to their ideal shoe size withour title="Little Feet Size Guide" href=" target="_blank" data-mce-href=" by Step Size Guide.
PRINT Stride Rite Size Guide: click on image to print as a pdf.
Remember to print at 100% or actual size to ensure the most accurate measurement.
title="Stride Rite Size Tool" href=" target="_blank" data-mce-href=" class="description">fitting tips and tricks for parents
We could go on all day about the dos and don’ts of shoe shopping with kids. When it comes to finding the perfect fit, here are a few of our favorite hacks:
- don’t measure in the morning.feet naturally swell during the day. so, it’s best to try on new shoes after kids have been running around for a few hours.
- don't buy shoes that are too big.putting a kid in shoes that are too big can have unintended consequences when it comes to proper foot development. kids' feet do grow fast, but putting growing feet in the wrong size shoe just to get a few months of extra wear really isn't worth the risk.
- don't buy them too small, either.the one exception to the rule of buying true-to-size is when your kid's feet are two different sizes or in-between sizes. in either case, always go with the bigger size to avoid squishing their feet!
- do get involved.you know your kid best. during a shoe fitting, ask your kid how the shoes feel on their feet, and check each area of the shoe yourself to made sure they fit just right.
- do more than stand and walk.the best way to gauge a shoe's true fit is to watch them in action. ask your kid to jump, dance and jog around when they're trying on shoes so you can see how they move.
- do get a second opinion.get hands-on help finding the right fit for your kid's new shoes at anyauthorizedstride rite dealer. Fit experts are trained to know all the right places to check.
