Astro Infant Kids' Shoe Oxblood

ZIG+STAR

£52

Podiatrist Approved, the Astro is the everyday kids' shoe with oodles of cool. The classic t-bar design has a child-friendly, adjustable strap, while the leather padded collar and insole provide comfort and support. The innovative hidden midsole helps adjust the fit for wide and narrow feet and, once removed, leaves extra room to grow. Planet conscious shoes, designed to grow as they grow. Fits true to size Kids' shoes, suitable age 2-5 Podiatrist Approved and Recommended Single Strap T-Bar Kids' shoe design

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as ZIG AND STAR LTD, number 11907160. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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