Lona V. Teget (20-34)

*Recommendation: Measure your foot and lead the table size to give the product.

Igor Lona in Teget - Alone, comfortable and stylish! 💙👟

Without Pertli, without trouble - only two whip, elastic step and comfort that lasts all day! Igor Lona V Nava Patike offers a natural feeling of walking, flexibility and simplicity in a recognizable dark blue tone.

Designed with a barrefoot philosophy in mind, these sneakers provide freedom of movement and support for healthy foot development. Thanks to practical velcro strips, the child easily puts them out and exuberant - even without adults.

Why choose this model?

✅ 100% cotton - a natural, airy material that pleasantly envelops the foot
✅ Flat, flexible sole (zero-drop) - Supports stability and natural support
✅ Barefoot design - without clamping, with enough space for fingers
✅ Two velcro strips - fast and easy to put on, ideal for everyday adventures
✅ The cartridge is wadand - easier maintenance and adaptability
✅ Light and flexible model - The child moves freely without load
✅ A navyged tint with washer effect - classic, modern and easy to combine

Technical specifications
Material top: 100% cotton (Canvas)

Cartridge: Removable

Sole: Ravan (Zero-Drop), soft and flexible

Closing: Two velcro strips

Washing mode: In cold water without cartridge

Color: navyged with a pronounced washer effect

Note: Color unevenness is the result of a screen-specific processing and gives a unique look

Who is this model for?
For children who want independence in breeding and maximum comfort in daily activities. The ideal model for walks, stay in kindergarten, game and all those small but important daily missions.

🧼 Maintenance recommendation: wash in cold water without cartridge. Avoid direct exposure to sun during drying to preserve the structure and color of the canvas.

Igor - step forward in healthy development
Igor combines the experience of Spanish footwear tradition and modern Barefoot principles - Lona V models are ideal for hot days, daily activities and natural foot development.

💙 Lona in a navy- classic that children adore!

Reliable, practical and made to follow children in every step - day by day. 👣

Used materials, maintenance and care

Basic knowledge of materials used in your footwear together with proper care and maintenance extends the life of your shoes.

Leather - Natural material most commonly used in shoe production and that has ideal properties for this purpose. The skin is porous, soft, absorbs and, somewhat, can be adapted to the individual form of the foot. The skin is not fully waterproof from the outside (climatic conditions) or inside (sweating). Therefore, you must properly care your leather shoes.

We distinguish several basic types of skin:

Polished leather - fine surface structure with small pores. Remove the dirt from the shoe using the corresponding brush or wet cloth and wipe them. Use a dedicated impregnation lotion or cream of the desired color. For occasional care (for example at work or travel), you can use self-covering sponges; However, they only polish the skin and cannot replace the corresponding care lotion.

Lacquered / painted skin - Leather with varnished and shiny surface. This type of skin is very susceptible to mechanical and chemical damage as far as moisture or temperature or freezing. Remove dirt from skin surface using a wet cloth and apply the appropriate care product intended for varnished and painted skin.

Coated / layered skin - Skin with foil or plastic layer on the front surface. Has similar properties as colored or lacquered skin. Use a wet cloth to clean and wipe dry or use cleaners intended for synthetic materials.

Nubuk Leather, Velor (Antelop) - It's sanded skin. Use rubber brush or products intended for antelope care for cleaning. It is necessary to apply the appropriate lotion for impregnation of this type of skin to increase waterproof.

Other leather - There are many types of skin coming in various colors and with different finishing processing. The typical property of this type of skin is that their surface changes over time. The skin with uneven surfaces have additional, usually another color below. The top coat is worn because it is exposed to external influences and then the real skin colors go. A different kind of skin is the one on which a dedicated mechanical surface area is wearing out to see the basic color and structure. The dedicated skin surface continues to shoot during use and the upper layer is peeling, releasing the material structure below. These changes occur very quickly and increases during use. This type of shoe quickly gets a patina or "used" look. These changes are desirable and not pose a reason for complaints. In no case do you apply creams or polishing products to such leather surfaces. Use colorless impregnation sprays and leave them to dry. Impregnation protects shoes from moisture and dirt; However, make sure you protect your shoes from excessive soiling because dirt cannot be easily removed.

Other synthetic and plastic materials - They are very similar to the category "Other leather". A typical property is a continuous change in its appearance during use. The top coat / color on exposed parts is quickly worn, peeling, shoots and starts to appear second contrasting color. These changes happen quite quickly and are desirable, because they create a trendy "used" look. It's not a mistake, the intention is to happen. The upper layer is subject to mechanical damage and dirt. Avoid significant dirty because dirt cannot be easily removed from this surface and may occur for permanent damage.

Textile - It is used for light and mostly summer and home footwear. Textile shoes while dry, clean the brush using appropriate textile care products, which will impregnate and point out color and partially protect shoes from dirt. Do not use textile footwear in a humid environment - this type of footwear is not resistant to external moisture.

Synthetic materials - Plastic materials, poromenes - These materials often remind the skin, but according to the properties, inferior to natural skin. For example, they only offer limited permeability and therefore increase sweating. This type of footwear requires very little maintenance. Plastic materials are painted, so surfaces are very susceptible to mechanical damage caused by wear. This mechanical damage does not constitute a reason for complaints. This type of stress will scrape the color from the surface and the original material color will be seen. Use a damp cloth with detergent to clean your shoes and wipe them.

Tire - Use a damp cloth with detergent to clean the shoes and wipe them. Waterproof membrane - Special material that provides water resistance while retaining permeability. First remove heavy dirt from the shoe with lukewarm water and sponge or brush. When dried, use the appropriate impregnation product.