Shoes for Girls

Shoes for Girls: EU 20 to 37, Expands Across Three Sizes

Order the Right Size First Time

Order on her measured foot length and the pair that arrives will fit.

Age is not always a reliable guide when choosing a shoe size, as two girls of the same age can wear very different sizes. The best way to find the right fit is to measure the feet and choose a size based on their foot length and width rather than age.

Stand her against a wall on paper, mark her longest toe, and measure the gap in centimetres. Measure in the evening, when her feet are at their largest, and go by the longer foot. This collection runs S1 to S6, which is EU 20 to 37. Kids shoes girls sizes use one Aretto system store-wide, so a single measurement covers every pair here.

Leave about a thumb's width of room at the toe, and re-measure every two to three months.

Between two Aretto sizes, take the larger one. The shoe expands into the gap, and a tight shoe stays tight.

Full conversions sit on the kids shoe size chart.

Which Pair to Buy for Which Day

Plain black or white shoes are usually the practical choice for school, especially when the uniform has specific footwear requirements. For PE, sports day and other active days, lighter shoes with flexibility and good grip are a better fit. This is where girls' running shoes can be a useful choice, giving her a pair that works for running, play and other everyday activities.

Closure decides how much of your morning time you are spending on them. Elastic slip-ons and hook-and-loop straps let her manage it herself; laces suit older girls.

Most parents need two pairs, not four: one that clears the school list, one for everything else.

What You Get in Every Pair

Four things do the work here, and each one shows by the end of a school day.

All four come as standard, so the only decisions left are size and colour. The same build runs through girls sneakers.

One Sole Design, Available Across Sizes

The expansion is built into every size, not scaled down for the small ones. A toddler in S1 gets the same three-size range as an eight-year-old in S6.

What changes is what she needs from it. Early walkers want the widest toe room and the most flexible sole. Between four and eight, the expansion absorbs the growth spurt that usually forces a mid-year shoe run.

What Actually Differs Between Girls' and Boys' Shoes

For kids, shoe fit comes down to the shape and size of the foot, not whether the shoe is labelled for girls or boys.

Aretto shoes are unisex, so the same footwear can be chosen based on a child's foot shape, size and fit rather than gender.

A girl with a wider foot may need the same size and fit considerations as a boy with a wider foot. So when you're shopping, don't rule out a pair just because it appears in the boys' section. If the measurements and fit work for her feet, the shoe can work too.

That also means fit should come before colour or style. Measure her feet, find the right size, and then choose the pair she likes. The one exception is school footwear, where the school may specify requirements such as plain black or white shoes and restrictions on visible branding.

Delivery, Exchange, and Warranty

Buying girls' shoes online is easier when you know how to find the right size.

Aretto's prepaid orders ship free, while cash-on-delivery orders up to ₹10,000 include an additional ₹50 charge. Orders typically arrive within 5 business days in metro cities and within 5–10 days in other locations.

A size exchange on Aretto shoes can be requested within 10 days of delivery, with free pick-up in most locations. Keep the original packaging ready: the shoe box, the foot scale, the shoe tag, and the butter paper. Exchanges are valid only once per order, and only size exchanges are accepted, not colour exchanges.

You can return your order within 10 days of delivery. Every pair carries a one-year warranty, covering sole pasting and stitching defects, though not ordinary wear.

Full terms sit on the shipping and refund policy.

Add Her Pair to the Cart

Measure her longer foot in centimetres, then check the size chart above to find her closest match.

If she's between two sizes, pick the larger size. It'll give her a bit of breathing room for her toes. Once you've got the size right, she can choose the colour she wants.

Getting one pair for school and another for everyday wear? Check what the school has as the uniform. Some schools have rules about the colour, style or branding of shoes.