Description
Description
The Billycart Lily girls' barefoot first walker T-bar sandals in white: the cutest little shoes for precious little feet.
These darling first walker shoes are one of our newest styles.
Lily is cute as a button, adorned with love heart cut-outs and a tiny little flower - perfect for the tiniest flower girls.
Not just cute, Lily is a great choice for everyday wear and is a fabulous fit for little ones who are starting to balance, walk and explore the world. Like all Billycart Kids shoes, Lily is podiatrist recommended and designed to mimic the experience of barefoot walking. With lightweight materials and a soft, flexible rubber sole, little ones can feel the ground beneath them, leading to improved balance and confidence and fewer falls.
Lily can be worn without socks and with no blisters! And they’re great for running, jumping and playing outdoors.
You might think white is risky, but both the vegan uppers and insoles can be wiped clean, ready for a new day of adventures.
Key Benefits
- Approved and recommended by Australian podiatrists
- Ultra lightweight yet long-lasting materials
- Closed, protective toe
- Easy to wipe clean uppers and insoles
- Regular fit
- Easy-fitting, velcro strap and wide opening – a breeze to put on
- Anti-slip, soft, flexible rubber soles
- Soft leather lining – can be worn with or without socks with no blisters
Product Specifications or Features
- Brand: Billycart
- Style: Mary Jane sandals with velcro ankle straps
- Colour: White
- Sizes: EU 20 / 20.5 / 21
- Fit: Best suited to a regular width foot or a narrow foot.
- Upper: Synthetic leather, vegan-friendly
- Lining: Synthetic leather, vegan-friendly
- Sole: Rubber
Also Available
- Also comes in: Pink (in our Rosie t-bar)
- For other style or larger sizes: White (in our Lane sandals)
- For other style or larger sizes: White (in our Layla sandals)
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