Boy Shoes

got a wedding in 2 weeks and need shoes shirts black with brown or beige stripes and beigey trousers so what shoes?

theres loadsa places on the high street! sometimes next have a good selection also schuh or office if you wanna look at the websites they're www.office.co.uk and www.schuh.co.uk also www.asos.com but you'll prob find it hard to get online delivery in time! good luck!

2007-05-20 05:48:36 by chrissycavan

You Are the Generation That Bought More Shoes and You Get What You Deserve (Birdienumnums' edit) - brilliant editing skills!

My son is 9 months and still in a size 2 infant shoes. I dont have much money at all and i am wanting to get him some cheap/stylish shoes to wear. Anyone have any they wanna sell or know of anywhere?

My first choice would be Walmart. But I have also gotten my daughter's shoes from ebay as well. VERY nice I might add.
But Walmart seems to have really nice ones, from fancy to not so fancy.

2009-04-19 16:01:09 by corey

Price: $45.00 $29.32

We tried sketchers, they lasted about 6 months. Are there ANY shoes that will last longer?

Thanks!

I like Clarks shoes. They're not the cheapest, but they do last.

2009-03-01 12:04:56 by Jen

Price: $49.00 $33.13

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River Island has a great selection on casual shoes for men online.
Boy shoes are till size 4 and men shoes start with shoe size 6.
I´m puzzled. Are in the UK no men/boys with a shoe size 5 or 5 1/2?
P.S. my son is 12 years old and has a shoe size 5

River Island does not make a size 5. I believe that they used to, but it was their least sold size or something, so they just cut it off. I would try the size 4 or 4.5 if they have it, the shoes might run big.

2010-04-22 09:20:19 by cueva

My little boy is learning to walk, and I want to know the best shoes for him to wear. I let him be barefoot at home, but don't want him barefoot in public, its so dirty and he could step on something. I've been having him wear soft soled shoes, but its getting to the point where it rains a lot where I live, and the shoes soak through. What are some good brands?

Another vote for Stride Rite, here.

You can buy a pair of thicker soled shoes for rainy days when the ground is wet, but try not to use them very much, if possible. The other answerer was correct: feeling the ground against their natural soles is the best.

Also, don't worry so much about the shoes getting damp or dirty. If there's a flexible sole on the bottom or he's wearing booties to prevent rocks and things from cutting his feet, and you change his booties once he's back in the stroller so he's not riding around wet, it's not a big deal. Unless there's a cut on his foot, germs don't get absorbed by the skin there. We get sick from germs in our mouths and noses. Kids get dirty!

2009-09-02 08:22:02 by Sweetpea has a pea in the pod!