Froddo Barefoot Lonetas Graffiti

Froddo Barefoot Lonetas Graffiti

Add a touch of colour and comfort to your children’s feet with the Froddo Barefoot Lonetas Graffiti. These barefoot trainers stand out for their grey base and a graffiti print. Designed with a wide toe box, they allow the toes to move freely.

The sole is made of flexible rubber and stitched to the upper, it is zero drop and becomes even more comfortable with use. Additionally, the removable antibacterial microfibre insole keeps feet fresh.

With a consistent heel counter that’s not rigid, these lonetas offer the perfect balance between support and flexibility. And best of all, they are free from chromium VI, ensuring a healthy option for the smallest feet.

Type of foot and size selection

• Foot: Medium and narrow

• Instep: Medium and low

• Fin foot

• To the length of the foot, add between 8 mm and 1 cm.

• To the width of the foot, add between 3 mm and 7 mm.

With our Size Finder, you can find all the models that may be suitable for your feet in just one click!

We recommend using our calculator to know the type of foot.

To choose the right size, you can follow our recommendations here.

Composition of Froddo’s barefoot shoes

• Upper: textile

• Interior: textile

• Insole: antibacterial microfiber

• Sole: anti-abrasion rubber

Recommendations

Insoles should be removed from the shoes daily to air them out. Additionally, it’s advisable to wear a different pair of shoes each day.

Dry clean with a cloth or soft brush, or vacuum the dust Do not wash in the washing machine as they may shrink and fade

The Froddo brand

Ivančica was established in 1946 as a small business made up of a group of shoemakers. Through cooperation, knowledge updating, and hard work, they have become a company with over 1,000 employees and the leading shoe producer in Croatia.

Ivančica produces 3,500 pairs of shoes a day. Each shoe is produced in a sustainable manner and without harmful substances like Chromium. They produce shoes that care for the planet, as well as people’s health.

Froddo Barefoot lonetas graffiti