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Run, hike, play, or chill in the best footwear on offer with the adidas shoes for girls

Step up your daughter’s shoe game with our catalogue of shoes for girls that cater to a sporty, classic, urban, or edgy preference. A durable, rubber outsole exists as a standard across most of the shoes for girls designs, ensuring an adequate shelf life to get the most wear out of them. A number of midsoles also come standard with cushioning to ensure every step she takes is truly comfortable.

Match the right girls' shoes to the right occasion

Looking to break a sweat in the gym or breathe in the fresh air during a challenging outdoor run? Then lace up with the Deerupt runner girls' shoes complete with a lightweight feel that will help your little runner break blistering speeds. Perhaps your teenager likes the look of a running shoe but prefers them for casual outings as she doesn’t really like breaking a sweat. But, if you are feeling truly nostalgic and want your daughter to pay homage to a classic design, then kit her out in the Gazelle trainers. This look made its debut as the first ever adidas suede shoe back in the 1960s and has stood the test of time throughout the decades. Keep a low-key look with the pink or clear sky finish, or step it up a notch in a gold metallic; either way, these trainers embody adidas heritage.

Girls · Shoes Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between boys and girls’ shoes sizes?

Boys’ and girls’ shoe sizes are generally the same size, in terms of a boys’ size 4 will be the same as a girls’ size 4. There may be significant differences though in the shape and structure of the shoe that relate to the difference between girls’ and boys’ feet.

What age do girls’ feet stop growing?

It varies from individual to individual, but foot growth will usually slow between the ages of 14 and 16, and stop entirely by around age 18.

Is it OK for girls to wear shoes that are too big?

It’s not advisable for girls to wear shoes that are significantly too big for them, as this may make it harder for them to walk, cause blisters and generally not be comfortable for them.