Tuesday, 23 October 2018

Captain America Marvel X Trainers by Clarks

I spotted these rather cool Captain America, Marvel X shoes for kids at Clarks. I do like a Clark’s shoe for primary school age children, call me old fashioned ’cause I am. Available in infant and full sizes, although sadly only in a wide fitting, which is a shame as Erbie has narrow feet.

Captain America Trainers by © Clarks

Captain America Trainers by © Clarks



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