Kickers
Kids' Patent School Shoes
€ 89
Product code: T543542
About this style
Add a classic edge to their schoolwear with these patent Kick Hi Y Core leather shoes from Kickers. They're designed in a comfy high-top design and feature a smart lace-up fastening.
Details & care
Details & care
Style
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Product Style: School shoes
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Standard fit
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Lace up fastening
Safety Warning
Keep Away From Fire
Composition
Upper material - Patent leather, Sock and lining material - PU lining, Lower material - rubber sole
Delivery, collection & returns
Delivery, collection & returns
Christmas delivery and collection last-order dates
Standard Delivery
Order by Monday 16th of December
Store Collection
Order by Monday 16th of December
Standard
FREE over €50, or €4.50
Collect from store
FREE
Ireland returns
FREE
Exclusions apply
About KICKERS
About KICKERS
Originating in 1970, Kickers is an iconic global brand for confident, style-savvy people, creating high-quality footwear with unmatched comfort and attention to detail.
Reviews (5)
Great shoe
Originally posted on marksandspencer.com (UK)
Yes, I recommend this
The shoe is good, right fit my daughter lovee it quick delivery
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Kickers School shoes
Originally posted on marksandspencer.com (UK)
Yes, I recommend this
Arrived on time great service from M&S as always. Children love their Kickers, but difficult to find in local stores. So used the click and collect service at M&S. Really happy with purchase.
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Lovely for school
Originally posted on marksandspencer.com (UK)
Felt very tight at first but after a week easier to fit.
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KICKERS!
Originally posted on marksandspencer.com (UK)
Yes, I recommend this
Just as described and M&S the only ones to do size 6 at a reasonable price.
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New boots
Originally posted on marksandspencer.com (UK)
Kickers are a well established old shoe brand.(my own children wore similar). They make quality, long lasting, leather boots and shoes for children and adults. I bought these for my 12yr granddaughter (she chose them) to take home to Canada . They should be good in slippery, icy conditions and survive 40 below.
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