Native Shoes, Miles, Kids Shoe
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That's strange; I've never heard of anything like that happening before. I purchased several pairs for my grandchildren. They've even handed them down to their children without issue. Make an appointment with the firm.
No, it had to be a bad pair of shoes. The logo is not upside down on the pair we have.
Every size is available. They're not in the right order: 10, 11, 12, 13, and 1. Continue reading until you reach the end.
My daughter does not wear them in the pool, but she has in the past, and she loves them because they are non-slip and comfortable.
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These shoes are purchased by a friend of ours for his 5-year-old son. We thought the look was adorable on a one-year-old. Our 18- We needed a wide shoe for our month-old because he has high arches and chubby feet. br>br>Everyone in the family, including my son, was enamored with these when we first received them a month ago. They were cute and appeared to be in good spirits. Unfortunately, the opening shrank after a month of sitting in our hot car (my son despises wearing shoes when he isn't walking). After noticing that he still had at least a half-inch of space in the toe, I measured his feet and found that everything was the same. Now that I've googled it, it appears that other parents have noticed the same thing. We didn't have access to any other pairs of shoes because we were house sitting. He developed a large open blister on the first day, which no amount of damage or padding could alleviate. He started bleeding through all of the bandages and socks while out walking, so my husband had to tear the shoes to keep them from rubbing his heel over and over. The front of the shoe had torn like a line connecting all the open dots by the time we reached the end of the walk, rendering the shoes useless. br>br>$35 down the drain due to the shrinkage of the opening as a result of the heat. Unbelievable and utterly depressing.
Sizing up is a must. The first pair was too small, so I had to return them. These are a hit with my son, and I like them too because they're so easy to clean. He's playing in dirt, water, and sand at daycare, and his clothes are filthy when I pick him up. They're clean after a quick soak in the sink. They're ideal for a daycare setting! He's been wearing them almost every day for a few months now, and they're still going strong. I'm certain I'll purchase these.
These should get five stars, but because they're so expensive, they only get four. Best Summer Kid Shoes - Every summer, my children and their cousins each receive a new pair of shoes. They're a little dirty by the end of the summer, but they've never cracked, ripped, or worn in any noticeable way (except on the soles). br>br>I wash them on a regular basis with dish soap, a bottle brush (on the inside), and a kitchen plastic scrubby (on the outside). These used to be quite large. br>br> My son wore a 6 in his Reebok sneakers last summer, even though they were a size 7. His shoes were a size 8 this year. I bought an 8 because his toes were touching the front of the shoe. It is impossible to wear it. Even if you've bought these before, don't assume they run large anymore. I exchanged for a 9 and they're perfect.
Every summer, I get them for my son. Every summer, I grumble about the cost of plastic shoes, but by the middle of the season, I realize I've gotten my money's worth. This is the only thing he wears during the summer. He likes them because he can ride his bike, scooter, and run in them without having to worry about them flying away. I either wash them or use a Magic Eraser on them when they get dirty. Honestly, the bottoms are so worn out by the end of summer that it makes me happy to know how much fun he's had in them. This summer, he will be ten years old, and I'm wondering if it will be his last with Natives. When he no longer wears them, it will be a sad summer.
When heat is applied to a summer shoe, it warps. Genius.
They arrived only a day ago. My twins, who are 21 months old, usually wear a size 6 shoe. I couldn't even get their feet through the size 6 hole when I first got it. My child has very chubby feet and likes to. I couldn't get his foot in there, seriously. So I exchanged them for a size 7, assuming I'd have to return them and try another shoe. Nonetheless, they are appropriate. They're big enough for my boys to play in. I like that they'll be simple to put on if we just want to play in the backyard. I also appreciate how simple they are to clean. So far, I'm very happy with these, and it's only been a couple of days. Just keep in mind: if your children's feet are chubby- go one size up!!.
I can't comment on how they've held up because my son (3) just got them today. He wears a 9c in Crocs, an 8c in Nikes, and a 7/8 in his rain boots! I ordered a size 9 and they fit perfectly; however, if they were any larger, he would be walking out of them. These, like crocs, appear to be the same size. br>I chose these because I knew they were designed for wider feet than the natives' other options. It is simple to put them on. That was a major source of concern for me.
They come in a variety of colors and styles. The sizing on this pair appears to be incorrect. Both of these shoes are C5, but the gray pair is significantly smaller. We had to send them back because they did not fit. I'm hesitant to order another pair because I'm not sure if they simply run small or if this was a one-time occurrence.
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