Children’s barefoot slippers for preschool

Baby Bare barefoot slippers are designed as comfortable indoor footwear that doesn’t restrict natural foot movement. They’re made from soft textile with side ventilation openings to help feet stay fresh. Thanks to their very low weight, they feel light on the foot, and the flexibility is high both across and along the sole for natural walking indoors. They work well for standard to slightly wider feet and can also suit kids with dominant big toes thanks to the shape at the front. The heel area is slightly reinforced, which can help with a narrower heel fit. A hook and loop fastening makes them easy to put on, and the rubber sole adds grip on indoor floors.

Why choose them: lightweight and breathable, side ventilation openings, highly flexible, can suit dominant big toes, slightly reinforced heel, easy hook and loop fastening, rubber sole for indoor grip.

Best for: independently walking kids, kindergarten, school, after school clubs and home wear, standard to slightly wider feet, kids with dominant big toes, kids with a narrower heel depending on fit.

How to choose: measure foot length while standing and follow the size chart for the specific model, age is only a rough guide. For indoor slippers, choose a smaller amount of extra room so they stay secure on the foot. If your child has a higher instep, check that the hook and loop fastening closes comfortably without pressure.

Mini-FAQ:

Are the slippers suitable for beginner walkers?
Yes, they are extremely light and have a rubber sole that is only 3 mm thin, which is perfectly flexible. The child feels almost the same as when walking barefoot, which is crucial for the first steps.

What is the insole (insert) in the slippers and is it removable?
The slippers have an integrated (non-removable) insole.

Do feet sweat in them?
The slippers are made of breathable materials to minimize sweating.

Are the slippers suitable for kindergarten and school?
Yes, the collection is intended as indoor slip-on shoes.

Do they also fit the dominant big toe?
Yes, the cut in the front takes this into account.

Do they also hold on a narrow heel?
The heel part is slightly reinforced, but it always depends on the specific fit.

Can the slippers be washed in a washing machine?
Definitely not. Washing irreversibly damages adhesives, deforms the anatomical shape of the shoe, and causes the material to shrink or the Velcro fasteners to lose functionality.