A Cut Above the Rest

Washington, DC June 21, 2004 -- TrendyKid the leading importer of UK and European products is pleased to announce their Starchild Shoes Summer 2004 Collection. This Summer 2004 collection of soft leather shoe designs has three new ranges, Country & Western, Tutti Frutti and Urban. Country & Western classic ginghams in various color waves with slip on designs as well as pretty ankle ribbons. Tutti Frutti brings vibrant fruits such as melon and cherry that will add zest to any young ones wardrobe. The new urban line reflects today’s trends of urban sport and combat wear for parents who like to keep little feet up to date. The inspiration for the urban line of shoes is taken from street wear fashions and trends of casual chic.

Starchild Shoes lead the market once again with their innovative designs and mix of both contemporary and traditional styles. Acclaimed British footwear designer Janet Middleton, who designed for Vivian Westwood before starting her own range of infant shoes, does it again with her inspiration and imagination to show why she is at the top of the industry.

Starchild Shoes provide growing feet with the protection they need. Hand made in Britain from the finest Italian leather. Every pair comes with durable non-skid sueded soles that are ideal for bouncing, crawling, and early walking, even on tile or wooden floors. Colored with non-toxic dyes, they are safe for “toe suckers” and other orally curious infants.

Starchild shoes are elasticized at the ankles to make sure shoes stay on, even through the most active play. Four sizes are available for ages up to 24 months. Presented in a unique Starchild gift box or clear pouch bag with attractive swing tag.

About TrendyKid
TrendyKid imports, sells and distributes exciting and innovative products from the UK and Europe. For more information, visit TrendyKid on the web at http://www.trendykid.com or call us at 1-888-TRENDY-K.




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