Converse All Star Move - Green, Size: 11

The Converse All Star Move trainers are designed for casual wear and light activities. While they offer comfort, they are not specifically engineered for high-performance sports or activities that require specialised athletic footwear.

This specific model is a UK kids' size 11. We recommend measuring your child's foot and comparing it to a Converse size chart for the most accurate fit, as sizes can vary slightly between brands and styles. Always allow a small amount of toe room.

The uppers are 100% textile, which means they are not fully waterproof. While they can withstand light drizzle, prolonged exposure to heavy rain may lead to wet feet. We recommend avoiding very wet conditions if possible.

No, the platform sole is designed with lightweight cushioning to provide comfort without being overly heavy. While it adds height, the design ensures it remains practical for children's daily wear.

The white rubber parts can be cleaned effectively with a damp cloth and mild soap. For stubborn marks, a soft brush or an old toothbrush can be used. A specialized shoe cleaner designed for rubber can also be effective.

If your child is still learning to tie laces, you might consider pre-tying them into a secure double knot and then using a 'stretch-lace' or elastic lacing system as a temporary solution, allowing them to slip the shoes on and off. Supervised practice will help them master traditional lacing.

Adjust the lacing system. Loosen or tighten the laces evenly across the foot until a comfortable and secure fit is achieved. Ensure the tongue is centered.

Encourage gradual wear to help your child adapt to the slight elevation. Start with short periods of wear on flat, stable surfaces. Over time, their balance will adjust.

Spot clean immediately. Use a damp cloth with mild soap for textile uppers and a brush for rubber soles. Avoid harsh chemicals or machine washing.

Ensure a secure double knot is tied after lacing. Consider replacing standard laces with slightly longer ones if the existing laces are too short to form a firm knot.