New Arrivals: Kids' Barefoot Shoes (14)

New kids' models arrive a few times a year, before each season. Same principles every time: room for growing toes, a flexible sole and a light build. See what is new.
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New Arrivals: Kids' Barefoot Shoes
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Luppo Kids

3 colors

Tinkee Kids

3 colors

Luppo Junior

3 colors

Luppo Preschool

3 colors

Snowfox Kids

2 colors

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New kids’ models arrive a few times a year, before each season. Same principles every time: room for growing toes, a flexible sole and a light build. See what is new.

New kids' barefoot sneakers with a printed design

What arrives and when

Collections land ahead of the season they are made for — sandals and light models before summer, water-repellent styles before fall, insulated boots before winter. New colorways of familiar models appear throughout the year.

For children’s shoes, buying early matters more than it does for adults. Sizes sell through fast, and a growth spurt in September is not the moment to discover that the size you need is gone.

New kids' barefoot shoe models side by side

Tested before it ships

Every model, kids’ models included, goes through its own development and is tested over thousands of steps before release. A lot of new arrivals are updated versions of models parents already know — the numbers in names like 2.0 and 3.0 — and those updates usually come from what customers report: a closure that holds better, a material that survives a playground year, a sole with more grip.

New kids' barefoot shoes at home

Where to look next

Go straight to what you need: sneakers for everyday, school shoes for the term, snow boots for winter, sandals for summer. Or browse by size: toddler, little kid, big kid.

New kids' barefoot shoes worn outdoors in fall

A few times a year, usually a few weeks before the season they are designed for, plus new colorways throughout. The size range is fullest right after a launch, which matters more for children’s shoes than adult ones because popular sizes sell out first.

Buying before the season starts is sensible; buying a size ahead for later is riskier. Feet grow unevenly, and a shoe that is significantly too long makes tripping more likely and does not fit correctly when they finally grow into it. Buy for the size they are now, with the normal growing room.

Yes. Each one goes through its own development process and is tested over thousands of steps before release, including the sole compound. Updated versions of existing models are refinements based on customer feedback.