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Choosing adidas kids’ trainers isn’t just about picking a style or colour your child likes. For school, daily commutes and days out, the size, fastening system and materials all have a direct impact on comfort. A pair that looks great can quickly become impractical if it’s hard to get on, too stiff or doesn’t suit the shape of your child’s foot.
Sizes can vary from one collection to another and depending on the shoe’s shape. Using the same size as another brand doesn’t guarantee the same fit. A shoe that’s too short will squash the toes, while one that’s too big won’t hold the foot securely.
The length of the foot in centimetres is the most reliable guide. Measure both feet while standing, ideally at the end of the day, then note the measurement of the longer foot. Compare this with the size chart provided on the product page for that model.
Children’s leather shoes may have a hard-wearing surface, but that doesn’t mean they can go in the washing machine. Too much water, direct heat, bleach and solvents can damage the coating or the glue.
Leather trainers are generally best cleaned with a soft, slightly damp cloth. For Stan Smith models, the product description specifically advises against using a tumble dryer or harsh cleaning products.
Laces offer a precise fit, but they aren’t always ideal for children who dress themselves or need to put their shoes on quickly at school. On the other hand, a Velcro fastening makes getting shoes on much easier, as long as it’s adjusted properly to hold the foot securely.
Stan Smith kids’ Velcro trainers are particularly practical for younger children. Lace-up trainers are better suited to older, more independent juniors.
For the models featured here, the size charts show the foot length in centimetres. For example, the Stan Smith kids’ trainers in this selection cover sizes from roughly 26.5 to 37 1/3, depending on the reference. The adidas Campus 00s kids’ trainers are available from size 28 to 34.
Don’t choose a size based on age alone. Also make sure your child can wiggle their toes and that their heel doesn’t lift too much when walking.
Leather offers a more structured feel and is easy to wipe clean, as long as you follow the care instructions. For the Stan Smith Kids, the product page mentions a leather upper, a synthetic lining and a rubber outsole. The Ortholite insole is also listed in the product description.
The Campus 00s Kids combine a leather upper, a textile lining and a rubber outsole. Their red and white silhouette pairs easily with jeans or a casual outfit, but they should only be cleaned by hand.
To find comfortable kids’ trainers, look for a sole that’s flexible enough to support walking, with an outer surface that offers good grip. The product pages for the models below all list a rubber sole. That doesn’t mean they’re suitable for all sports activities – for football or specific surfaces, take a look at our selection of children’s football boots instead.
Why this choice suits this profile: The Velcro fastening helps your child put their shoes on by themselves. The white colour with pink details works well for both school and everyday outings.
The centimetre-based size chart reduces the risk of guessing the wrong size, while the Velcro system avoids laces that are too loose or undone.
Leather upper, rubber outsole, lightweight construction and Velcro fastening, ideal for everyday use.
Why this choice suits this profile: The red and white silhouette adds real personality to a junior’s outfits, while keeping a leather construction and textile lining.
The product page details the composition of the upper, lining and sole. This means you can check the materials rather than relying solely on its retro look.
Leather upper, textile lining, lace-up fastening and rubber outsole. Available sizes range from 28 to 34.
Why this choice suits this profile: The Velcro fastening is ideal for busy days at school, on the go and when changing shoes frequently.
The fastening cuts down the time needed to put shoes on, while the rubber outsole is described as durable and grippy on the product page.
White and green colourway, leather upper, rubber sole and sizes covering several stages from childhood through to the early junior years.
We’ve put together a complete, real-time updated selection of products that meet these strict criteria, as well as European safety regulations.
To keep white kids’ trainers looking clean for longer, regularly remove dust with a soft cloth. Clean the sole with a soft brush and soapy water, then leave to air dry away from a radiator or any other heat source.
Avoid the washing machine, harsh detergents and bleach-based products on leather models. Where possible, rotate between two pairs so the materials can dry out fully between wears. The lifespan will depend on your child’s foot growth, how often they’re worn and what activities they’re used for.
Measure both feet in centimetres while standing, then use the measurement of the longer foot with the size chart on the product page. Also check the space at the front and how well the heel is held once the shoe is fastened.
They can be a good choice for school days thanks to their easy-to-use fastening and versatile style. However, do check your school’s uniform policy and save them for activities that are suitable for casual shoes.
The product pages for the models featured here recommend not washing them in the machine. Spot cleaning with a damp cloth and mild soap, followed by air drying, is best. Always check the care label for the specific pair you’ve ordered.