EDITOR’S CHOICE
Editor’s Choice: Kids’ Holiday Footwear Superfi t
1: 1-000776-9050 Supies
First walkers get maximum comfort with this combination of high quality materials – nappa and suede leather. Just like the great inner in VIOS quality and the lightly padded upper. RRP £46-50
1 2: 1-000520-4000 Lagoon
The adorable appliqué on the front strap will delight young and old alike. Crafted from ultra-soft leather and lined with soft leather, it makes for particularly comfortable fi rst steps. RRP £42-46
2 3: 1-009015-8400 Sparkle
The ultra-soft sole with its trendy grooved pattern looks stylish and ensures excellent grip, plus there’s a multi-petal fl ower appliqué on top. RRP £50-58
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legero-united.com Bobux 4: Chelsea
An essential style with classic appeal. Securely fastened with a buckle, the design is semi-enclosed for the perfect balance of protection and breathability, plus the padded ankle collar and fl exible synthetic rubber sole support natural movement. Also available in Pale Banana, Duck Egg Green and Rose Gold. RRP from £50
5: Strand
A breathable design with an open heel and featuring double adjustable straps for easy fastening, these sandals are easy to keep clean and designed for confi dent young walkers. Also available in Lilas and Azure Blue. RRP from £56
5 4 6 6: Tropicana II
Crafted from fast-drying leather, with a reinforced central toe- strap, padded heel counter, and fi nished with fast drying leather, delicate feet are ready for play. Also available in Radiant Raspberry and Aquarius. RRP from £50
7: Roam
Featuring a closed toe for added protection, while the open sides provide airfl ow and breathability, plus an ankle strap fastening for a secure, adjustable fi t and Bobux’s signature brass icon stud adds sophistication. Also available in Caramel and Navy. RRP from £48
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