Myspanishsoul

High quality baby & children shoes

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In MYSPANISHOUL we are very proud to manufacture our products exclusively in Spain and by hand. Only use first class and chrome free skins. A comfortable first shoe that adapts to the needs of our most demanding customers.

In addition, we have now integrated Sanitized insoles into all of our products. Internationally recognized for producing shoes that are more hygienic, more durable and avoid the proliferation of bacteria and bad odors.

Free shipping within Germany for orders over €40

Handmade in Spain

High quality, chrome free
& genuine leather

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