Back to school with Kickers: stylish and sustainable footwear

Getting back-to-school ready is more fun and easier than ever with Kickers

Three pairs of children's legs wearing Kickers school shoes
(Image credit: Kickers)

Shopping for new shoes is one of the most exciting aspects of the back-to-school season for kids. From choosing the right style to discovering how much their feet have grown, no other part of gearing up for the classroom is quite as fun. With Kickers’ 2024 range of school shoes, the process is more enjoyable and easier than ever.

Kickers has long been popular with both parents and kids, known for its range of hard-wearing, high-performing school shoes that ooze style. Whether you’re shopping for durable primary school shoes that can withstand endless playground games or smart secondary school shoes that will win in the style stakes, Kickers has something to suit every kind of kid and all budgets.

With prices starting at just £50 and vegan options available, Kickers is a trusted brand that has been creating school shoes for years. Favourite styles for both parents and kids include Kick-Hi, Tovni, and Kick T-Bar. Here’s a look at the standout products from the Kickers 2024 back-to-school range:

Kickers 2024 back-to-school shoes

If your youngsters are already fans of Kickers, take advantage of their partnership with Reskinned before you buy this season’s new school shoes. When you send in a pair of used Kickers, Reskinned will assess the condition and either resell, repurpose, or recycle them. You’ll receive credit to spend on your next Kickers purchase—£15 credit for one pair or £25 credit for two pairs on an order over £60.

No matter your budget or back-to-school style requirements, Kickers has you covered with the most durable and stylish shoes—and even laces too.

A child's hand pictured on a football pitch, fastening the laces on a pair of Kickers school shoes

(Image credit: Kickers)

Heidi Scrimgeour
Deputy Editor

Heidi is a seasoned parenting journalist with over 15 years of experience. She has contributed to numerous UK national newspapers, including The Guardian, The Times, and The Telegraph. Her work has also appeared in a variety of print and digital magazines, such as Psychologies and Mother & Baby, where she was Shopping Editor for six years. In this role, she specialised in consumer features, including buying guides and baby gear reviews. Heidi is also mum to two teenage sons and a ten-year-old daughter.