Size guide

How do you ensure that you find the right size of barefoot shoes for children? And how much do children's feet really grow?

Children grow in spurts, so these numbers should be seen as guidelines:

From 0-2 years: the foot grows about 2 cm per year

From 2-6 years: the foot grows approximately 1.5 cm per year

From 6-11 years: the foot grows about 1 cm per year

Further down, I have made a small guide on how to measure the foot, so that you find the right size.

In sizes 18-22, I recommend a growth allowance of 0.8-1 cm

In sizes 23-30, I recommend a growth allowance of 0.8-1.2 cm

Here you can see the inside measurements of the shoe:

Stand the foot with the heel up against the wall
Measure how long the foot is from the wall - to the longest toe.
If toe number 2 is longer than the big toe, this is the one you use as a reference

Measure the width of the foot

Measure the width of the foot at the point where the foot is widest.

On very small feet, the ruler will often lie more horizontally, it is different from foot to foot.

Remember to measure the length of the sole before using the printout. Some printers tend to shrink the print.