Best Places To Buy Shoes For Kids In Los Angeles
Weekends make a great time for parents and kids to head out to local stores to indulge in a family shopping spree. Shopping for kids' shoes can be a challenge especially when visiting various stores only to find a limited array of selections to choose from. There are several unique specialty stores that parents can visit where they can shop with ease when it comes to an abundance of variety to browse through when looking for a new pair of shoes for their child. These stores feature multiple name brands and quality customer service in the search for that perfect pair of shoes to add to the closet.
Brooks Shoes For Kids
1703 Wilshire Blvd.
Santa Monica, CA 90403
(310) 315-9898
www.brooksshoesforkids.com
The Santa Monica location of this specialty store is a delightful destination for parents and kids to explore shoes. The owner, Roger Brooks, diligently works to keep his shoe outlet current when it comes to brand name shoes for kids. His business foresight continues to give this store the competitive advantage when it comes to top brands for kids' shoes. With over 30 years in the business in the city of L.A., Brooks Shoes for Kids carries one of the largest varieties of shoe brands for kids and parents to shop and choose with ease. Skechers, Nike, Kenneth Cole, and New Balance are a few of the wide selection that parents can select for their children to try on during a family day out on a shoe shopping spree.
Sportie L.A
7753 Melrose Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90046
(323) 651-1553
www.sportiela.com
Hello Kittie Mermaid clogs, Converse CT collections, and iPanema flip flops are a few of the stylish brand names available in this specialty store's unique collection of children's shoes. Located in the heart of Melrose near Hollywood, this select store is known for carrying brands of shoes that are hard to find. From sandals to sneakers to dress wear, this store offers a myriad of designer shoes and accessories for kids to explore and enjoy.
Harry Harris Shoes For Children
409 N. Canon Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
(310) 274-8481
Walking in to Harry Harris Shoes for Children is like entering a room with a treasure chest for kids with over 120 brands of children's shoes to browse and choose from. Stride Rite, Reebok, Jumping Jack, Cienta, Stewart Weitzman, Skechers, and Lillie Kelly are a few of the trendy and popular collections they carry. This unique specialty store is open seven days a week, making sure to accommodate parents and kids throughout the entire week. This store is a must-visit for parents looking for quality brands. This store is a popular niche store located in the heart of Beverly Hills.
DB Shoes
1234 Wilshire Blvd.
Santa Monica, Ca 90403
(310) 496-1735
www.dbshoes.net
Located in the heart of Santa Monica, DB Shoes is a one-stop-shop for kid's shoes and accessories. Some of their selections include shoes with characters from popular animated films that are fun for kids to try on. The Frozen line, Lucky top Apple, Skechers, and Ninja Turtles tennis shoes are some of the fun designer shoes available for kids at this specialty store. Shoes come in a variety of sizes for kids with a wide selection of colorful shoe designs to choose from. Some of the latest arrivals include the Cars Cars collection and Shaq Boys Spartan sneakers for kids.
Tom's
1344 Abbot Kinney Blvd.
Venice, CA 90291
(310) 314-9700
www.toms.com
This eco-friendly store is a quaint and eclectic destination for parents and kids to shop for shoes and other unique items that include a variety of specialty shoes, coffee and tea. Parents can enjoy a cup of vanilla latte, café au lait or green tea as they shop for that new pair of shoes for their kids. Gold metallic burlap wedges, rainbow woven geo textile classics, natural burlap blue chambray sneakers and woven casual slippers are part of the select array of shoes available for kids. With each shoe purchase, the store donates a portion of the profits toward shoe donations to needy families throughout the globe. The store is committed to inspiring kids and their parents about global giving through making each purchase part of a humanitarian effort as their children walk out with a new pair of eco friendly shoes and the old pair in the box.
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