RIGHT: STYLES for summer
from Reebok’s newly reintro-
duced Weebok line for chil-
dren include the primary-col-
ored leather hightop (ieft), in
sizes 4 through 8; the “Regat-
ta” canvas running shoe in
tuchsia and purple (centre),
and navy and white with
Striped laces (right), both
available in sizes 4-12.

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CHILDREN’S SHOES should never be just the scaled-
down versions of adult lookalikes. Growing feet
demand some special! features says Ragne Johnston
of Panda Shoes in Capilano Mall. These may include
“a deeper toe box with a squarer front to allow room
for growing toes to spread, and a straighter ‘last’ on
the bottom of the sole.” Panda Shoes carries a wide
selection of footwear sized to fit newborns through 12-
year-olds. The shoes pictured here are set against the
artistic backdrop of North Vancouver artist Itze Bebris’
colorful handmade furniture for kids.

LEFT: MERRILL’S “Katman-
du” all-terrain sandal (left), in
sizes 1 through 6, has a
moulded rubber insole and
nylon upper with three
adjustable velcro straps. The
Spanish-made sandal in
nubuck leather (right), from
Big Tree, also has a moulded
insole, and comes in sizes 4
through 73.

TOP: THE boys’ “Jammer”
canvas slip-on by Sperry
Topsider (left) features a col-

orful graphic print and is
available in sizes 6 through 39.-
Littie girls can fook fashion-
able in Mootsies Tootsies’
“Lil Gretel” flexible leather
clog in white, available in
sizes 4 through 11.