€59,99
Create a custom pair of Adidas Stan Smith kids' shoes to add a striking detail to a child's trendy outfits. Combining comfort, elegance, and modern style, these personalized shoes will be an adorable and surprising touch. Name, nickname, date, rhinestones, pearls, patterns… It's up to you to choose the personalization elements that will make them dream!
Shipping Time:
3 to 4 weeks
Today, sneakers are a staple in every wardrobe. Trendy and comfortable, the custom Adidas Stan Smith for kids is THE must-have unique item. Personalizing shoes is THE perfect finishing touch to draw attention to a polished look, THE thoughtful gesture to create a gift that will be treasured for years to come, THE sweet token of affection to pamper children… There are so many reasons to fall for a custom Adidas Stan Smith for kids. Whether it's for the joy of giving, a birthday present, a baby shower gift, or a christening gift, simply decide which elements you want to feature on the sneakers and you're all set! A guaranteed surprise.
Double G Customs caters to all your desires, even the wildest ones! Dare to create a 100% unique, original, and stylish design. Thanks to our bespoke customization tool, you can order a custom pair of Adidas Stan Smith shoes for kids in just a few clicks. Need inspiration? Browse our personalization options, discover our existing designs, or contact us. Starting with the basic model, request to add patterns, inscriptions, dates, or other elements of your choice, and Double G Customs will then carefully design your custom pair of Adidas Stan Smith shoes for kids.
You can add a first name, a nickname, a sweet message, a little heart, reference cartoon characters, or even add Swarovski crystals, pearls… There are no limits. So, how do you envision your custom Adidas Stan Smith shoes for kids?
Kids love colorful and fun worlds! Don't hesitate to add flashy or shiny details, patterns they like, to your custom Adidas Stan Smith kids' shoes…
The Stan Smith model was created in 1964 for tennis players. At the time, it was called the Robert Haillet, after its creator, a French tennis player. In 1973, Adidas reached an agreement with tennis player Stanley Smith, from California, who subsequently gave the name "Stan Smith" to this sneaker.
In the 80s, it was no longer just seen on tennis courts. It became a street fashion item, even seen on the feet of many artists.
In 2011, Adidas announced its intention to remove the Stan Smith from its 2012 collection. Sales of the sneaker were no longer high enough… But in 2013, Adidas reversed its decision and announced the return of the Stan Smith for the following year. Sales were strong, and the Stan Smith reached its peak popularity in 2015.
