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Win with Superga Kids

Denim has gone from being a trend to becoming a wardrobe staple that evolves every season. Let your kid try on the Denim high top sneaker with metallic stars for size. The best thing about denim is that it looks better as it becomes washed out and rips. So be warned, it may be the only shoe your kid ever wants to wear.

Superga South Africa

You can dress your toddler like an A-list mini celebrity with Superga kid’s sneakers which comes in all the colours you can dream of. The collection has a variants high tops, slip on sneakers and classic sneakers styles to suit their look. Live vicariously through your kid and break the rules with the Superga SS15 kiddie’s collection.

Superga South Africa

The SS15 Superga Kids collection range in price from R600 to R750. Styles available at all Superga Concept Stores nationwide and leading independents nationwide.
For further retail information please visit the website www.superga.co.za.

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WIN one of 2 pairs from the Superga Kids metallic range.

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Competition closes 18 September 2015.

Opened to South Africans only.

Good luck. 😉

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55 comments

  1. Such adorable shoes love silver in size 11 for my 4 year old boy. 🙂

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  3. My Aaliyah wears a size 9 and I just showed her the pictures and she loves the silver. She says it will look stunning with all her clothes

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  4. Oh these are gorgeous and my daughter will go nuts over them….Silver size 13 (1) please ♥

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  6. Now thats bling baby, would love a size 4 in pretty silwer for my baby girl 10 months who is just starting to walk. Paired with her skinny black jeans and silwer tank toppy. Ahhh so cute waited long for my baby girl and want to dress her the best ☺

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    1. I’m trying on the laptop (I previously tried on my mobile – so maybe I have a problem there?!) As per my Facebook post, I would like a size 4 for my son please. I prefer the gold 🙂

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  18. Fabulous shoes! I wouldn’t mind a pair of each colour my twins of 2 years old. ..boy size 7 & girl size 5….i wouldn’t mind matching with them…. myself size 6 of silver pair….

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  22. ooooh, these are gorgeous! Wow, amazing . little size for a 3 year old girl x

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  23. I’ll have a size 6 and size 11 thank you. Mummy of two boys and gosh would they love these since they love dressing alike.

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