Kid's Suede Curb Sneakers

Name: Kid's Suede Curb Sneakers
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: 3617166271372
Price: 649.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Lanvin's Kid's Suede Curb Sneakers set a grown-up tone for the playground with an oversized skate-inspired silhouette. Stone off white suede meets mesh overlays for depth and breathability. Extra-thick geometric woven laces thread a bold lace-up front, while the rounded toe keeps the line soft and kid-friendly. Leather/textile upper and rubber sole promise durability, made in Portugal for a premium finish.

The curb silhouette and sturdy sole handle busy days with ease, while the tie-front closure lets little feet slip on and off without fuss. The suede and mesh combo pairs plush texture with sport-ready edge, working with denim shorts, joggers, or a playful dress. The silhouette adds height without overwhelming small frames, and the outsole offers reliable grip for playgrounds and sidewalks alike.

Lanvin brings couture polish to kids footwear, translating luxe codes into a sneakers that feels elevated yet approachable. The stone off white hue keeps it versatile across seasons, while the curb profile nods to a modernist edge. Made in Portugal, these kicks fuse craftsmanship with street-ready attitude for everyday wear and special-occasions alike.

Materials / Fabrication

Extra-thick geometric woven laces
Suede design with mesh overlays
Oversized skate-inspired silhouette
Round toe
Lace-up style
Leather/textile upper
Rubber sole
Made in Portugal
Color: Stone Off White
Size: 6 (Child)

Recommended Care

Brush suede elements with a suede brush to remove dirt; avoid soaking with water
Use a suede protector to guard against stains and water damage
Clean leather portions with a damp cloth and a mild leather cleaner; condition if needed
Avoid machine washing; wipe clean and air dry away from direct heat or sunlight
Store laces separately if removing them; keep shoes in a dust bag or box

Fit Notes

Lace-up closure with extra-thick woven laces lets you adjust the fit through the midfoot.
Round toe with suede design and mesh overlays creates a structured fit and breathable upper.
Leather and textile upper with a rubber sole and a child size 6.

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