EDITOR’S CHOICE


Editor’s Choice: Kids’ Summer Footwear Young Soles


1: Brooking


A 90s-inspired sneaker with a sporty cup- sole design, sleek inverted “Y” overlay and easy elastic laces. Wholesale: £32 to £38


1 2: Bunny


Featuring a charming bunny-ear tie detail and set on the brand’s new cork sole. Wholesale: £29.50 to £33.50


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3: Rhonda The fi rst barefoot sandal from Young Soles, with secure hook and loop and buckle fastening. Wholesale: £32 to £36


Contact Stuart Anderson: 07787126973 or stu@youngsoles.com Crocs


4: Classic Fisherman Toddler The trendy fi sherman sandal style with two points of overfoot adjustability. Also comes in Pink. RRP £29.99


5 5: Classic Graphic


Crocs’ iconic clog in an adventurous new camoufl age print graphic. RRP £44.99


6: Sea Sparkle Shells


The classic clog look but with added seaside-inspired style! RRP: Toddler £39.99, Kids £44.99


Contact: 01452 727300 or enquiries@gardinerbros.co.uk Boatilus 7: Irky Veg


A clever single-piece moulded slider with an ankle strap and sculpted buckle-effect detailing. RRP from £20


8: Baby Beatly


A Chelsea-style ankle welly, designed with a lower cut for greater freedom of movement. RRP from £20


9: Bioty


Lightweight, closed-toe beach sandal; easy to slip on and fl exible. RRP from £18


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12: Skip Twist The open weave keeps toes


protected and lets them breathe; the leather lining and ankle padding add further softness. RRP £50


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11: Dune A fl exible and durable sole plus soft, quick-drying leather straps. RRP £48


4 Bobux 10: Alpha – Rocky


Ultra-breathable with a combination of leather and mesh, plus a bouncy EVA foam and durable rubber sole. RRP £56


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