Geox Size and Fit guide

Geox Children’s Shoes

Geox put a lot of thought into how children’s feet grow. The shoes are light and flexible with a breathable lining, snug through the heel and midfoot with plenty of room at the toes. Cushioned insoles and a shock-absorbing sole soak up the knocks of the playground, and little feet stay that bit fresher through the day. Children grow quickly, so it is worth checking the fit every few weeks against the foot length below. We stock from a small EU 26 (UK 8.5) right up to an adult EU 43 (UK 9), and our best sellers, the Agata A for girls and the Savage A for boys, both go up to an adult size 7.

Geox Womens’ Shoes

Geox womens’ shoes are easy to wear and lovely and comfortable, with the same breathable sole. They are sized in European sizes and the fit is a touch generous, so they are a good bet if you like a little extra room or fall between widths.

Geox Men’s Shoes

Geox men’s shoes are smart and comfortable, with a roomy fit through the foot. Compared with a lot of brands they tend to feel a little more generous, so if you are between sizes you can usually take the smaller one.

Geox School Shoes Care Guide

Walks to school, playground games and craft lessons all take their toll on a pair of shoes. A few simple habits will help your child’s Geox shoes last the term and beyond.

• Get your child into the habit of taking their shoes off at home, so they can air out before the next morning.
• Keep them somewhere dry, away from radiators. If they get soaked, stuff them with newspaper overnight to draw the damp out.
• Wipe leather shoes over with a damp cloth to lift off any dirt.
• For a shine, work a little polish into the leather with a soft, dry cloth.
• Leather shoes need cleaning by hand, but Geox trainers and plimsolls can go in the machine. Let the mud dry and brush it off first, pop them in a towel inside a mesh laundry bag and wash on the lowest spin. Always let them air dry, and never tumble dry, as the heat can loosen the glue or shrink them.

It is also worth labelling shoes somewhere discreet, such as under the tongue, on the insole or inside the heel, if there is any chance they will get mixed up with a classmate’s pair.

Geox Shoes Care Guide

How you care for Geox shoes depends on what they are made of. For smooth leather, brush off the dirt then lift any stubborn marks with a foam cleaner. A waterproofing spray and a little polish will protect the leather and keep it supple. Nubuck and suede are best brushed when dry to bring the nap back up, with a suede waterproofer to finish.

Greased or waxed leather likes a foam cleaner and a wax-based dressing to keep its soft sheen. Patent leather just needs a soft cloth and a gentle foam so it stays glossy. Brush fabric shoes, clean them with a foam cleaner and treat them with a waterproofer. For synthetic leather, a light foam cleaner is all you need.

Where you can, take the insole out before washing and clean by hand in warm, soapy water, no hotter than 40°C. It is always worth a glance at the care label on the shoe itself too.

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