Barefoot insoles made of cozy wool, providing extra warmth on colder days. They have a non-slip base to keep them securely in place. They can be a good option to extend the life of your barefoot shoes when the original insoles are damaged and no longer in good condition, but the shoes themselves are still fine. In the Run & Play stage, when little ones become very active and are always playing, they can be useful. For these warmer models, they can also make a difference when traveling on colder days.
Care instructions: Remove the insoles from the shoes at night and let them dry in a ventilated, shaded place (never directly on a heater or in direct sunlight).
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.
Adults
Barefoot shoes are not just for children—they’re for all ages. There’s no time limit on feeling comfortable, caring for your feet, and even improving their natural shape. Traditional shoes, with their narrow toe boxes, can cause various problems and deformities. We don’t need to suffer to look stylish and feel comfortable. Our feet are an essential part of the body and deserve our attention. They are our foundation, allowing us to walk, enjoy our favourite activities, and even carry out our profession.
