THE TOP GIRLS' SHOES FOR WINTER
What about a pair of slightly bootie sneakers with inner lining as a barrier against the cold? We have them! In our collection, you can find different models of sneakers perfect for winter, such as these beige sneakers with sheepskin lining. They are the ideal complement for a family dinner, a walk around town or a fun-filled afternoon in the park with friends. Their casual style makes them the basic that combines with everything and that will give a very chic touch to your outfits.
Still talking about ankle boots for girls? The jewel in the crown are these girls' leather booties. Thanks to the fur on the top of the shaft (as well as on the inside) their feet will be totally insulated from the cold and rain, giving them a comfortable feeling of warmth. The best part? You can find these booties in a choice of four beautiful color tones: leather, pink, beige and black. Which one do you choose?
Other shoes for this cold season are the water repellent safari boots. This style of bootie, half adventurous half urban, has been made with water-repellent technology, which helps prevent water from seeping into the material of the shoe, thus preventing their growing feet from getting wet. It consolidates itself as a versatile shoe for its comfort and its possible daily use, without any kind of problem.
It is simply a comfortable, warm shoe for all occasions. The sole is made of rubber, so water does not soak into the boot. Its super power? It has an inner lining that helps keep the foot warm. Not to mention the water repellent technology, which helps water to slide off and not run off from the outside of the boot onto the foot.
Our collection of wellies for boys and girls appeals to the imagination. Their fun colors and characters envelop their feet in a halo of fantasy that they'll love. Our wellies feature a non-slip rubber sole for walking freely over puddles, and their waterproof material is designed for safe splashing!
After getting to know one by one the different models of winter shoes for girls and boys, would you already know how to choose your favorite? If you're having trouble deciding, we invite you to explore all the details of our footwear at Conguitos and find your favorite children's shoes of the season.
FAQs About Winter Shoes for Kids
What type of winter shoes for kids are best?
The best options are those that combine thermal insulation, non-slip soles, and waterproof materials. This way, kids’ feet stay warm and dry even on cold or rainy days.
What’s the difference between winter boots and ankle boots?
Boots cover the ankle higher, providing better protection from cold and water — perfect for rain or snow. Ankle boots are lighter and more comfortable for everyday wear or school.
Do kids wear the same shoe size in winter as in summer?
In winter, it’s better to go half a size or one size up, since kids usually wear thicker socks. Leave a small space so their feet can move freely without sliding inside the shoe.
What features should a child’s winter shoe have?
It should be breathable, have a warm lining, a non-slip sole, and a secure fit to keep out water or snow while providing warmth and stability.
Which materials are best for children’s winter shoes?
Waterproof or water-repellent materials are essential. A soft or thermal inner lining is also important to help retain warmth during colder days.
How do you clean kids’ winter shoes?
Wipe them with a damp cloth and let them air dry at room temperature. Avoid direct heat sources, and use waterproof protective sprays if the material allows it.
Are rain boots suitable as winter shoes?
No. Rain boots are great for wet days but don’t keep feet warm. For very cold weather, choose boots with lining or thicker soles for extra insulation.
Which winter shoes for kids go best with everyday outfits?
Faux leather or suede ankle boots in neutral tones are perfect to pair with jeans, leggings, or dresses. They’re comfortable and durable. Safari or Australian-style boots are also great choices for cozy, stylish looks.
How can I tell if a winter shoe fits correctly?
There should be about a finger’s width of space between the toes and the tip of the shoe. If your child feels pressure or the heel lifts when walking, it’s a sign the size isn’t right.
