Sole Purpose is set to debut at the INDX Children’s Footwear Show later this month, unveiling a range of sustainable, high-quality children’s shoes.
With over 15 years of footwear expertise, the brand offers eco-conscious footwear for children aged 2-12, blending durable materials, comfort, and timeless style – designed to meet the needs of today’s retailers and eco-aware customers.
The brand’s dedicated local team ensures full oversight of production, quality, and delivery. It partners with a trusted factory experienced in children’s footwear, and the Sole Purpose team directly manages every stage of the process to guarantee the highest standards.
Crafted from Leather Working Group (LWG)-certified leathers and recycled materials, the new collection includes versatile, multi-seasonal styles and a durable Back-to-School range, built for comfort and long-lasting wear.
Sole Purpose believes in using innovative materials for a greener future, utilising ethical production methods including a take-back recycling programme to reduce waste and promote reuse.
“Our mission is to deliver exceptional footwear that delights children and parents while supporting retailers in meeting the demand for eco-friendly products,” said Richard Abel, Director of Matrix Footwear (parent company of Sole Purpose). “Step with us towards a more sustainable world, and make every sale count.”
Even the brand’s packaging is eco-friendly. It uses Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) accredited fully recyclable cardboard boxes – with no glue required for assembly, plus eco-friendly and non-toxic printing inks and no wasteful plastic polybags.
Sole Purpose offers:
- Younger boys/girls/unisex bumper range – UK graded sizing 4-10;
- Younger boys/girls/unisex trainer range – UK graded sizing 4-11;
- Older boys/girls/unisex trainer range – UK graded sizing 12-4.
“We’re eager to meet with potential retail partners at INDX,” added Mr Abel. “Visit us later this month to explore our collection, discuss partnership opportunities, and see how we’re shaping the future of sustainable children’s footwear.”
