GARVALIN BAREFOOT BOOT HOP OCRED910 251330 MUSTARD
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GARVALIN Hop OCRED910 Barefoot Boot
Discover the GARVALIN Hop OCRED910 251330 barefoot boot, designed to care for and support the natural growth of children's feet. Featuring a modern style in mustard color, this footwear perfectly combines comfort, flexibility, and design.
Main features:
- Outer material: High-quality textile that provides great breathability and softness with every step.
- Barefoot design: Anatomical last that allows total freedom of movement for the toes, respecting the natural stride.
- Adjustment system: Velcro closure combined with elastic laces to facilitate the child's autonomy and an optimal fit.
- Sole: Flexible, non-slip, and lightweight rubber sole, ideal for guaranteeing safety and stability on any surface.
- Interior: Soft textile lining that keeps feet warm and comfortable during cooler days.
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GARVALIN BAREFOOT BOOT HOP OCRED910
Information about the brand representative in the EU In accordance with Regulation (EU) 2023/988 of the European Parliament and of the Council of May 10, 2023, on general product safety (GPSR), we provide the data of the brand representative in the European Union:
INTERNATIONAL SHOES GARVALIN S.L.- Partida Pla de Sant Josep, p-1, no 150 p.o.box 1500 03293 Elx/Elche ES
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Data sheet
- Design
- plain
- Sole thickness
- plano
- Outer material
- denim
- Trainer type
- High leg
- Season
- all-season
- Upper
- Other materials
- Lining
- Textil
- Insole
- Textil
- Outsole
- Rubber
- Closure type
- Velcro
- Upper height
- Ankle
- Other details
- Flexible sole
- Type of toe
- puntera redonda
- Color
- Yellow
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