Brooking Sneaker Sizing Guide for Active Kids

Quick answer

For active kids, choose the Brooking Classic Court Sneaker one size larger than your child's measured foot length to allow for natural movement and growth.

Step-by-step sizing guide

1. Measure your child's foot at home: Place a piece of paper against a wall. Have your child stand on it with their heel touching the wall. Mark the longest toe and measure from the wall to the mark. Do this for both feet and use the larger measurement. Common mistake: measuring while sitting. Feet spread when standing, so always measure standing up.
2. Add growing room: Add 1 to 1.5 cm (about 0.4 to 0.6 inches) to the measured foot length. This extra space allows for natural foot movement during running and jumping, and accommodates growth for a few months. Checkpoint: If your child is between sizes, always choose the larger size for active wear.
3. Check the fit with the shoe on: After receiving the Brooking sneaker, have your child wear their usual socks and stand in the shoe. Press the toe area – there should be about a thumb's width of space between the longest toe and the front of the shoe. Common mistake: ignoring width. The sneaker's elastic laces can adjust slightly, but if the shoe feels tight across the widest part of the foot, try a wider size or different style.

Product details

• Brooking Kids Classic Court Sneaker - Old Rose Textile and Suede: The Brooking Kids Classic Court Sneaker has a textile and suede upper, hypoallergenic breathable synthetic leather lining, and a sporty cup-sole. The breathable lining and cushioned sole support active play, but the suede upper requires the correct fit to avoid creasing and discomfort.