DOUBLE_B

MIKI HOUSE & Mizuno Second Shoes

Name: MIKI HOUSE & Mizuno Second Shoes
Brand: DOUBLE_B
SKU: 61-9305-499-04-13
Price: 155.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$155.00 USD

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Color YELLOW BEIGE

Size 6 (13cm) 7 (13.5cm) 8 (14cm) 8.5 (14.5cm) 9 (15cm) 9.5 (15.5cm)

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Exclusive second shoes with unmistakable trademarks of DOUBLE_B stylings and MIZUNO functionality crafted into its very essence. The durable faux nubuck leather and breathable mesh fabric are made of sustainable recycled polyester. All-day comfort is guaranteed by our signature flexible insoles specially designed to promote proper walking. How ideal for wear-ever your active little adventures forth.

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Features

Flexible Sole: Designed to bend to the shape of the foot as your child walks. A function that supports healthy walking.
Hard Heel Counter: Features large, hard counter. Holds heel and ankle firmly, preventing them from turning inward or outward.
Wide 2E Shoe Last: Constructed with a wide 2E size.

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Materials / Specs

- Shape Design: Designed to match the fan-shaped foot of a child. Made with a shoe last that provides ample space for the toes to allow movement.
- Toe Spring: The toe is slightly upturned to prevent stumbling.

- Upper: synthetic leather 70%, polyester 30%
- Sole: synthetic resin
- Made in Vietnam

Care Instructions

Hand Wash and dry flat

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Toe-Strengthening Insole

Introducing miki house original insole!

The removable and washable insole includes a size guide so you can know when it’s time to get a new pair of shoes! For more information visit this page!

High arch & heel cup

Mizuno technology

Arch support and a secure heel cup promotes healthy and athletic foot development. The shoe also avoids flat feet development, which is very common in the US (25% of the US Population in 2018).