We highly recommended to review the size chart and MEASURE your little one’s feet. The sizes are based on the inner sole not the outside sole. Our sneaker styles shoes and boots are running about a size smaller from most brands. If your child has been on a size for sometime I suggest going a size up. If your child is a half size from a size, I suggest going to the next size up. If your little one is pretty close to a specific measurement I suggest going to the next size as socks sometimes add a little more to their actual size. Please do not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. Thank you again and I cannot wait to see your little ones Rocking Kick’n Shooz! ****DISCLOSURE**** Suede shoes can bleed due to the loss of the "colorfast" treatments and protective coatings on the dye. This bleeding can be slight in the form of dye coming off on your hands when you touch it or it may leave a trail of color on socks or other garments. The most important bleeding prevention is to never allow the suede to get wet or to be stored in a moist environment. The second most essential prevention tip is to reapply protective coatings at least once a year. the following is suggested to help you minimize bleeding and help maintain your suede shoes in better shape. Step 1 Spray a light coating of your preferred professional suede protector over your item. Protector is available at most large retailers such as Amazon, Target, Wal-mart, many shoe stores, garment stores or arts and crafts stores. Step 2 Dry the suede garment fully (approximately 15 to 30 minutes), then reapply the protector. You can attempt to use hairspray instead of protector as an at-home remedy, although the protector should be more effective. Step 3 Brush off the excess dyes using a soft rubber brush or wire suede brush if the bleeding is severe and is coming from one specific spot. Do not rub too aggressively. Warning Absolutely never allow the suede to get wet. Do not store your suede in a humid environment or in direct sunlight. Tip Never wear suede when there's a chance of rain. If suede does get wet, let it air-dry in cool air, away from heat. Store your suede in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area when you're not using it.
