Children's Footwear Brand

6 Tips For Starting A Successful Children's Footwear Brand (2024)

Pat Walls

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Updated: January 19th, 2023

Want to start your own children's footwear brand? Here are some tips you should know:

Learn more about starting a children's footwear brand:

Where to start?

-> How to start a children's footwear brand?
-> How much does it cost to start a children's footwear brand?
-> Pros and cons of a children's footwear brand

Need inspiration?

-> Other children's footwear brand success stories
-> Marketing ideas for a children's footwear brand
-> Children's footwear brand slogans
-> Children's footwear brand names

Other resources

We've interviewed thousands of successful founders at Starter Story and asked what advice they would give to entrepreneurs who are just getting started.

Here's the best advice we discovered for starting a children's footwear brand:

#1: Laura Garcia Perdomo, founder of zapato FEROZ:

We chatted with with Laura, founder of zapato FEROZ ($500K/month). In our interview, Laura says:

One of our greatest successes is to do things with true love and to transmit it in the most transparent way possible to our clients.

Read the full interview ➜

#2: Laura Garcia Perdomo, founder of zapato FEROZ:

We chatted with with Laura, founder of zapato FEROZ ($500K/month). In our interview, Laura says:

A few months ago we launched the pre-sale of our first line of minimalist footwear for adults, and more than 4000 customers trusted us.

Additionally:

Get out of your hole zone, out of your comfort zone, share your experience with other entrepreneurs, with other companies, with other projects ... you have no idea of all that all these things can bring to your day.

Read the full interview ➜

#3: Lisa Will, founder of Stonz:

We chatted with with Lisa, founder of Stonz ($250K/month). In our interview, Lisa says:

In 2015 I knew running a logistics warehouse was in itself its own business. I made the decision we would grow our sales and marketing departments and let go of fulfillment.

Additionally:

My mission became to make well-made goods that could be passed on to other children. My mission was to both fill a gap now as well as keep our product out of the landfill.

Further:

It’s hard to imagine but when we started Facebook had just launched, there were no influencers nor Instagram. Just some popular moms doing reviews within their own friend groups of products they loved.