The footwear is the set of characteristics of a shoe that allow it to dress the foot correctly and comfortably. The size is of course one of the main data to take into account to choose the right pair of shoes, but it is not the only one. The footwear is also defined by the width of the shoe, its volume - which is called form - and its construction.
For the fitting to be ideal, the foot should not slide forward when walking, the heel must be kept so as not to get out of the shoe, finally, the volume at the front must be sufficient throughout the movement of course. Their design is similar to that of adult shoes, with additional technical characteristics. Shoes for children who have acquired the steps of walking must require rigorous skill qualities.
Each foot is different. For the same length, the foot can be more or less wide, the volume of the coat - its upper part - can be more or less important. These factors will determine the ideal form for maintaining foot and its health. We then speak of a fine, standard or wide fit. Knowing the peculiarities of the child's foot is essential to offer an adapted form.
Form work is a demanding art that requires experience and know-how. Each model has a different form to meet the needs of different morphologies. This is why we offer tailor-made printable pedimeters for each of our models, as well as a fit indicator. Our teams in stores are at your disposal to advise you and help you choose the shoe best suited to the needs of your child.
