Children's Barefoot Slippers RAYVE SLIPPERS unicorn

RAYVE Slippers are lightweight children's barefoot slippers ideal for kindergarten, school and home. Thanks to their flexible construction and thin sole, they allow your child's feet to move naturally with excellent ground contact.

Easy to slip on, they stay securely on the foot and provide plenty of room for the toes. A comfortable solution for everyday indoor wear.

Fit

• anatomically shaped toe box
• suitable for medium to wider feet
• fits medium heel
• suitable for low instep
• zero drop – heel and toe are on the same level

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Features

• lightweight and flexible
• thin 3mm sole for natural foot strike
• easy to slip on
• suitable for indoor use (kindergarten, school, home)
• removable insole

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Size Chart

How to choose the right size

Measure your child's foot and add 9–12 mm extra space.

If you're unsure about the right size, visit our shop.

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Material

Lightweight and breathable materials suitable for everyday indoor wear.

• upper: 100% textile
• lining: textile + removable insole
• sole: 3 mm ABS rubber

How to Care for Your Slippers

• always remove heavy dirt first with a brush
• wipe the slipper with a damp cloth and dry
• do not machine wash or dry directly near heat sources
• to increase durability, regularly treat with waterproofing spray
• with proper care, your barefoot slippers will last a long time

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What You Might Want to Know About RAYVE Slippers

1. Are they suitable for kindergarten?
   Yes, they're ideal as indoor slippers thanks to their lightweight, flexible design and easy slip-on feature.
2. What is the sole like?
   The sole is thin (approx. 3 mm) and flexible, which supports natural foot movement.
3. Are they suitable for wider feet too?
   Yes, the fit is suitable for medium to wider feet.
4. How do I choose the right size?
   We recommend measuring your child's foot and adding 9–12 mm extra space.
5. How do I care for the slippers?
   Simply clean them gently and allow to air dry.

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Why Wear Barefoot Shoes

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