Kids’ shoes at outlet prices in Brussels
First steps, school, sport: new children's shoes by Naturino, Primigi and Geox at outlet prices, to try on with your child at Place du Jeu de Balle.
Kids shoes Brussels: has your child outgrown another pair and do you want a sturdy branded shoe at a sensible price? At Outlet Chaussures Bruxelles, Place du Jeu de Balle 40 in the Marolles, you will find new children’s shoes by Naturino, Primigi and Geox at outlet prices, every day from 9.30 am to 4 pm. From first steps to teenage trainers, the shelves are full and your child can try everything on in the store.
First steps
For a child who is just starting to walk, we stock supple leather models with a thin sole and a fastening that opens and closes easily. These small sizes come mainly from Naturino and Primigi, two Italian brands that specialise in children’s shoes. Every pair is new and comes in its original box.
At this age the foot changes quickly. Come with your child rather than with a size written on a note, and let them walk a few steps down the aisle. If your child has a specific foot problem, ask a doctor or podiatrist first.
For school and every day
A school shoe has to last a school year: the playground, Brussels rain, the walk or the tram ride to school. For that we have lace-ups and velcro shoes, ankle boots and smart leather models, in colours that go with everything. At outlet prices, buying two pairs at once, one for the week and one for the weekend, stays reasonable.

Before term starts, read our article on kids’ shoes at outlet prices in Brussels: what we carry by age and what to look for in a school shoe.
Sport and sneakers
Sneakers are the shoe children wear most. We have them in leather and in textile, with laces or velcro, by Geox, Naturino and Primigi, from small sizes up to teenage sizes. Geox is known for its breathable sole, a real plus for a child who runs around all day.
- For the playground: a leather sneaker that is easy to clean.
- For PE: a light, supple model that holds the foot well.
- For the weekend: a pair of trainers your child is happy to be seen in.
Our full range for adults and children is on our sneakers and trainers page.
Naturino, Primigi and Geox
Our children’s shoes come from three brands we buy in bulk in Italy, directly from major retail chains. Naturino and Primigi are two Italian brands with a reputation for supple soles and leather; Geox for its breathable sole. All three run from the very first sizes up to the larger ones.
Because we buy by the lot, our prices are fixed all year round, between €20 and €150 depending on the model, so there is no particular period to wait for. To learn more, read our article on Naturino and Primigi and see all our brands.
Trying on with your child
A child’s shoe must always be tried on. Bring your child to the store, with the socks they actually wear, and let them walk down the aisle. We are happy to bring out the next half size or another colour.

- Allow roughly a thumb’s width between the big toe and the tip of the shoe.
- The heel should stay in place when the child walks.
- Check the size regularly: children’s feet grow fast.
- Keep the receipt for the legal guarantee.
To measure at home first, follow our guide to measuring a child’s shoe size; to convert a UK or US size, use our shoe size conversion chart. Torn between two sizes? Come in with your child, Sundays included.
Kids shoes Brussels: frequently asked questions
Which brands of children’s shoes do you carry?
We carry children’s shoes by Naturino, Primigi and Geox, three brands we buy in bulk in Italy. The models are new, in their original box, from first steps to teenage sizes.
Can I bring my child in to try shoes on?
Yes, and we recommend it. The store is open every day, Sundays included, from 9.30 am to 4 pm, with no appointment needed. Your child tries on both shoes and walks a few steps before choosing.
How much do your children’s shoes cost?
Our prices run from about €20 to €150 depending on the brand and model, and they are fixed all year round. Stock changes with every delivery, so the simplest thing is to drop by the store.