Senior school shoes style
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- Published on Thursday, 20 August 2020 10:04
- Last Updated on 11 September 2020
- Monica Costa
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Shopping for school shoes with teenagers is not always so simple. Teens have their own ideas with regards to style which might clash with school guidelines and rules. Start-Rite has found a good balance in terms of shoes style to please the most difficult clients. I know it only because my 14 year old son is very fussy and he only wears Start-Rite shoes. He finds them comfortable enough to wear all day and acceptable in terms of his idea of teen style. Here is London Mums’ top choice.
For girls
London Mums’ top pick are Black Patent Girls Lace-up School Shoes called Impact. For £57.99 they seem sturdy enough to last the whole school year. And the teenagers’ feet don’t grow as fast as before.
Impact has a more mature shape for teenage girls, catering for the developing foot without sacrificing on growing room.
For boys
London Mums’ top pick are Black Leather Boys Lace-up School Shoes called Rhino Sherman. £57.99 – £59.99 Rhino Sherman is a tough school shoe for older boys who still love a lace-up. The scuff resistant toe protection helps shoes look school-ready for longer. They have a lightweight flexible sole as well as padded ankle for comfort and support. The breathable linings and removable insoles help keep feet fresh which also means no smelly feet at the end of the day.
The full Start-Rite Shoes’ range can be viewed here. The website includes a very helpful and practical guide on precise fitting at home. For parents who want certainty on what size shoes to buy, there is a printable measuring gauge, available as a download on Start-Rite’s website. For more foot measuring advice visit https://www.startriteshoes.com/measure-at-home
Start-Rite provides durable, multi-width fitting school shoes with added growing room. Their shoes are guaranteed to stand-up to the rigours of daily school life. The shoes have been tested and it is now proven that every shoe looks just as good after 100,000 steps.

Monica Costa founded London Mums in September 2006 after her son Diego’s birth together with a group of mothers who felt the need of meeting up regularly to share the challenges and joys of motherhood in metropolitan and multicultural London. London Mums is the FREE and independent peer support group for mums and mumpreneurs based in London https://londonmumsmagazine.com and you can connect on Twitter @londonmums
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