Tinny Shoes For Traditional Children Shoes From Spain

Tinny Shoes (also known as TNY Shoes) was established in the late 1990’s in the city of Villena in the beautiful Alicante province of Spain - a province well known for (among other things) being a centre of excellence in the Spanish footwear industry. The industry permeates the whole province, but the main producers can be found in the towns of: Elche, Elda, Petrer and Villena.

The company specialises in producing top quality children’s footwear from baby size 16 to teen size 39 and has a reputation in the industry for using some of the best designers and craftspeople in Spain, working with some of the best materials, to produce the finest quality products.

To illustrate, the following boy’s navy boot in patent leather, boy’s blue boots with white highlight and boy’s grey boots in patent leather are all elegant in design and hand made by highly skilled artisans, with uppers  made from 100% high quality leather and soles made from durable synthetic material.

The company is also renowned for its imaginative yet practical designs. For example, the following boy’s white shoes have: 100% patent leather upper, a comfortable leather lined interior, a hardwearing synthetic sole and a removable fringe decoration which allows you to create two elegant styles of shoe from one.  

The baby and toddler boy’s navy patent leather shoes below have: 100% patent leather upper, leather lining and insole and a high padded collar to provide extra support for the ankle and foot.

And the following girl’s white patent Mary Jane shoes combine beauty with comfort and practicality – the outer is 100% patent white leather, they have a comfortable soft leather lining, the sole is made from hardwearing synthetic material and the classic design is both attractive and functional, with the pressed areas allowing extra ventilation for the foot.

Tinny Shoes offer a new competitive and fashionable collection for every season. To find out more about the brand please see the Tinny Shoes website.

References:

http://www.tinnyshoes.com/