Size Guide
Fit & Care
A soft guide for growing little feet
Size Guide
Children’s feet grow quickly, and a calm fit check can make everyday shoes feel easier from school mornings to playground afternoons. Use this guide as a friendly starting point before choosing TinyTrek shoes.
Measure from heel to longest toe, then compare with the chart below. When between sizes, consider the child’s socks, shoe style, and room for natural movement.
Measuring little feet
Four gentle steps before choosing a size.
For the most useful measurement, ask the child to stand naturally. Feet spread slightly under body weight, so standing measurements are usually more helpful than seated ones.
Place paper on a flat floor
Set paper against a wall or stable edge. Ask the child to stand with the heel resting gently against the back line.
Mark the longest toe
Mark the tip of the longest toe, not just the big toe. Some children have a second toe that reaches farther.
Measure both feet
It is normal for one foot to be slightly longer. Use the longer measurement when reading the TinyTrek chart.
Add comfort awareness
Consider socks, shoe shape, and activity. Children should have room to wiggle without sliding around inside the shoe.
Size chart
A simple starting point for TinyTrek shoes.
The chart below is approximate and intended as a practical guide. Always check the product style, socks, and the child’s comfort after trying shoes on.
Fit note: this guide is approximate. Children’s feet vary by width, arch, socks, and shoe style. If a measurement falls between two sizes, start by checking the larger size and confirm that the heel stays secure.
After the shoes arrive
Do a tiny walk test before calling the fit right.
Measuring is the beginning. The real fit check happens when the child stands, takes a few steps, bends, and tells you how the shoes feel. A good everyday fit should feel secure without squeezing.
Style-aware fit
Different TinyTrek moments need different checks.
Shoe style can change how a size feels. Use the chart, then check the details that matter for the type of day your child is dressing for.
Keep early steps soft and simple
Choose a fit that stays on gently, leaves space for tiny toes, and does not feel bulky during short beginner walks.
Check comfort for longer routines
School-day pairs should feel calm after standing, sitting, walking, and moving between classroom and playground.
Look for hold during movement
For running, climbing, and skipping, the shoe should stay secure without pressing tightly across the toes or sides.
Parent questions
Small fit questions, gentle answers.
Children may not always explain fit clearly, so small checks help. Watch the way they walk, notice pressure marks, and remeasure when shoes begin feeling snug.
How often should I measure my child’s feet?
For young children, checking every couple of months can be helpful because growth can happen quickly. Also recheck whenever shoes begin feeling snug, toes touch the front, or walking looks different.
Should I size up for growing room?
A little room is helpful, but too much space can make shoes feel unstable. Aim for natural toe movement while keeping the heel secure and the foot comfortably held.
What if one foot is longer than the other?
This is common. Use the longer foot as your guide, then check that the shorter foot still feels secure and does not slide heavily inside the shoe.
How do I contact TinyTrek for fit help?
You can reach TinyTrek at info@tinytrek.sbs or call 2092196148. Please include the foot length measurement and the shoe style you are considering.
Ready for little steps
Measure once, check gently, choose with confidence.
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