Minimalist slippers that respect little feet and children's freedom of movement. They are made from cotton, with a warm interior to keep them comfortable at home. They have a wide toe box and no sole. The "insole" is completely flat, thin, firm and has no elevation. They are extremely flexible and non-slip, allowing children to feel as comfortable as if they were barefoot.
Handmade from 100% recycled cotton. The "sole" is made from non-slip fabric, with soft elastic that ensures the best fit.
Size: as they are similar to socks and have no structure, they do not need as much extra room as shoes and should not be too large, to prevent children from tripping. They should also not be too tight, to avoid pulling on the toes. Ideally, there should be between 0.5 and 0.8 cm of extra room, always keeping in mind that this is a handmade, minimalist product and that nothing replaces trying them on and testing the fit, given the different foot shapes in terms of width and height.
First Steps
When babies start taking steps without support. They should spend most of the time barefoot or in non-slip socks. The first shoes are needed once they start walking outdoors, to provide protection. They should be barefoot and minimalist to recreate the feeling of “being barefoot,” with a wide toe box for free toes, flexibility for natural movement, and a thin sole for sensory feedback and adaptation.
Up & Go
The first year when the child learns to master walking and balance. It’s still important to prioritise barefoot time whenever possible, but barefoot shoes become more essential as children get more active. In the first six months, the ideal models are the most minimalist ones, almost like a “second skin,” so the child has maximum freedom of movement without restriction. They can be used as long as the size is available.
Run & Play
Around one year after they start walking, children usually master walking and balance. They run, jump, and play actively. For this reason, shoes—while still comfortable and barefoot-friendly—become slightly more structured with toe protection, to better support play and durability. Always maintaining the barefoot philosophy: maximum freedom of movement.
