Kids' Shoes & Sneakers

Explore the Latest Trends and Styles in Kids’ Shoes and Sneakers

Not sure what the kids think is cool these days? No worries…we’ve got you covered! Chunky may not be how you want to hit your pitching wedge, but it is a popular style with the kids. Brands like adidas Originals and Nike offer a modern take on the retro-inspired chunky shoes you grew up with.



Sandals and slip-ons are always on trend for kids – what kid doesn’t want the ease of slipping their shoes on and off without much effort? Crocs is your go-to slip-on, with classic designs and upgraded cushioning and comfort with striking bold colors.

Jordan Brand for the Win

A timeless classic – Jordan Brand offers contemporary takes on their classic Js that are as popular now if not more so than when they first came out all those years ago. From the Jordan Retro 1 to the Jordan Retro 12, explore a wide range of vibrant, eye-catching color combinations and designs.  

Shop Kids’ Shoes & Sneakers by Brand

Explore our extensive selection of kids’ shoes and sneakers from all the top brands in the game. From the relaxed look and feel of Hey Dudes and UGG to classic styles like Nike’s Air Force 1s and retro Jordans, you’ll find all the newest releases from proven brands as well as rising stars. 

Frequently Asked Questions:

Are Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes the Same?

Although boys’ and girls’ shoes can be similar in terms of function and design, several key differences emerge. Boys’ sneakers tend to be wider than girls’ shoes based on foot shape. The designs of each can be subtle to take into account the difference in the shape and size of the foot. You’ll still find traditional color scheme differences between boys’ and girls’ sneakers, but many brands are offering more gender-neutral colors, as well.

How Do I Measure a Kid’s Shoe Size?

You can measure a kid’s shoe size in a couple easy steps. Place the child’s larger (everyone has one foot bigger than the other) foot on a piece of plain paper and trace its outline with a pencil. Measure the outline from the heel to the tip of the longest toe. Using a kid’s shoe size chart online, determine the conversion from inches to size.



Remember that feet swell over the course of the day, so be sure to measure the child’s foot in the afternoon and evening to ensure the shoes won’t be too tight. A good rule to follow is allowing for a thumb’s width of extra space at the toe to ensure room for growth.