Clarks Steggy 2 Pace - Black - Size: 1

It's highly recommended to have your child's feet professionally measured regularly, as children's feet grow quickly. When trying on shoes, ensure there is about a thumb's width space between the longest toe and the end of the shoe, and that the shoe feels comfortable and secure without pinching.

Yes, the Clarks Steggy 2 Pace Kid shoes are crafted from durable black leather, making them an excellent choice for daily school wear. Their robust construction, comfortable padding, and secure fastening are ideal for both classroom activities and playground time.

The Microban lining is an antimicrobial treatment integrated into the shoe's material. It works by inhibiting the growth of odor-causing bacteria on the shoe's surface, helping to keep feet feeling fresher for longer.

No, these shoes should not be machine washed. The leather material and construction are not designed for machine washing, which can cause damage. Please refer to the 'Care Instructions' section for proper cleaning methods.

The 'PLAYPRINTS' outsole features a unique dinosaur design that is split between the soles of both feet. When your child's feet are placed together, the complete dinosaur image is revealed, adding a fun, interactive element to the shoes.

No, the Steggy 2 Pace Kid shoes feature a lightweight EVA midsole and an outsole that combines rubber with lightweight EVA. This construction ensures the shoes are light on your child's feet, reducing fatigue during extended wear and active play.

Ensure both riptape straps are fully opened before inserting the foot. Check if the child is wearing socks that are too thick. If the issue persists, the size might be too small, or the width isn't suitable. Clarks shoes often come in different widths; consult a size guide or consider professional fitting.

While Microban helps, intense activity can still cause some odor. Ensure shoes are aired out daily after wear. Consider using a shoe deodorizer spray or cedar inserts. Ensure socks are clean and breathable (e.g., cotton).

Check the outsole for excessive wear or embedded dirt/debris. Clean the flex grooves with a small brush to restore traction. If the tread is significantly worn down, it might be time for new shoes, as wear is normal over time with active use.

Clean the leather with a damp cloth. For scuffs, a matching leather polish or cream can help restore the appearance. Follow up with a leather conditioner to moisturize and protect the material. Small scuffs are common with active wear.