As far as toddler and kids sneakers go, the Superga 2750 JV CLASSIC ranks as one of Italy's iconic children's shoes. Now stateside, these unlined, adjustable strap canvas sneakers for boys and girls and are perfect for the playground.
And with colors like white and navy, they are ideal for school uniforms. Superga 2750's are made with fully breathable, 100% pure cotton, plus Superga's trademark vulcanized rubber outsole, so they'll keep up with your kids' activities, even if you can't!
This sneaker also comes in a kid's lace-up style, as well as in sizes for men and women--classic canvas shoes for the whole family.
Care information: Machine washable in cold water and mild detergent in gentle cycle. Please note softening and fraying can occur--just like your favorite jeans.
50% of people said that this shoe "Felt true to size"
Shoe Width:
100% of people said that this shoe "Felt true to width"
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Cute kids shoe!
February 23, 2009
Reviewer: Mom from Chicago
Shoe Size: Felt half size larger than marked
Shoe Width: Felt true to width
These shoes are so classic, cute and versatile. I ordered the navy canvas for my 16 month old and plan to have her wear them with jeans, shorts and dresses alike. They are a bit heavy for a toddler, but my daughter gets around in them just fine. I would not recommend for an early walker, though. Overall, awesome shoe that I definitely recommend.
September 24, 2008
Reviewer: Anonymous from Bryn Mawr, PA
Shoe Size: Felt true to size
Shoe Width: Felt true to width
This shoe is super cute! It runs a smidge big, if at all, but the velcro snaps allow room for adjustment. I threw them in the washing machine (not dryer) and they cleaned up nicely!
Wears this shoe: To school!
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Cute kids shoe!
February 23, 2009
September 24, 2008