Discover the ultimate comfort and protection with our Mikk-Line Darkest Sprouse Thermal Boots, perfect for your child's winter adventures. These sturdy boots are crafted from phthalates-free, wear-resistant waterproof natural rubber, ensuring your little ones' feet stay dry and cozy through snow, rain, and slush. Available in a variety of solid colors, they suit both boys and girls and come in sizes 23-35. Key features include a plush lining for extra warmth, insulating properties to keep feet shielded from the cold, and soft, removable insoles for adjustable comfort. The non-slip soles provide excellent traction, making them safe for slippery surfaces. For care, regularly use an oil-based waterproofing spray (without PFAS) and clean with a soft cloth using water and gentle soap. To maintain optimal condition, store the boots in a cool, dry place away from extreme temperatures. Gift your child the freedom to explore this winter with these stylish, functional boots that blend safety and style effortlessly!

Insole material: EVA

Materials: Midsole: 100% Polyester

Outsole material: TPR

Shoe width: Regular

waterproof

Easy to clean

Soft lining

Insulates and retains heat

Soft, removable insoles

Non-slip outsoles with excellent traction

No phthalate, heavy metals, chlorinated paraffins or PAHs

CARE GUIDE

• Use an oil-based waterproofing spray (preferably without PFAS) to impregnate the boots regularly. This helps to moisten the boots and prevent them from cracking. Avoid splashing on the outsole as it can become slippery.
• Clean the boots often. Use a soft cloth with water and a mild soap.
• Let the boots dry at room temperature. If there is water inside the boots, fill them with newspaper.
• Avoid exposing the boots to sunlight and extremely high or low temperatures for extended periods of time.
• Store the boots upright in a dry, dark and cool place.

The foot symbolizes how the product fits. For the specified INTERNAL measurement, a growth allowance of 1-1.5 cm is recommended.
Read more about our size guide here