UNIQUE FEEL
Non-toxic leather
We only use vegetable-tanned leather.
Sweating is a thing of the past
The surface of our leather is uncoated and therefore allows the feet to breathe.
Casual design
Childlike, but not tacky.
Craftsmanship from Austria
Sustainably made in Austria.
OUR MANUFACTORY STANDS FOR CRAFTSMANSHIP, SUSTAINABILITY, DESIGN, THE BEST FINSHING AND ABOVE ALL NON-TOXIC MATERIALS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY.
The first time you touch our shoes, you’ll feel the difference – they’re incomparably supple. Your child’s feet are wrapped in shoes made from totally natural leather.
The first time you touch our shoes, you’ll feel the difference – they’re incomparably supple. Your child’s feet are wrapped in shoes made from totally natural leather.
Leather free from contaminants
We only use vegetable-tanned leather. Unlike mass-produced leather, our organic material does not contain any heavy metals such as chromium, which means it can be safely worn directly on the skin. Your child’s feet will therefore never run the risk of absorbing toxins from the leather through the skin. The leather used to make our shoes has been certified for skin tolerance by the European Foundation for Allergy Research and is therefore also suitable for allergy sufferers.
The rawhide is sustainably tanned in Germany, in a tannery that is quite unique for its production process. Plant materials such as oak bark, rhubarb root, the husks of the tara tree and valonea are used for the tanning process.
The use of heavy metals is avoided during the careful dyeing process. The leather is dyed with synthetic colourants so that the colours don´t fade. Each newly developed colour is tested beforehand for its compatibility with the skin and the environment.
Sweating is a thing of the past
Most tanneries usually seal the surface of the leather with a thin layer of plastic (polyurethane) to protect it against the weather. Because of this coating, the leather loses its ability to wick foot moisture away to the outside, which is why people’s feet sweat when they wear conventional leather shoes.
Our leather remains naturally open-pored because there is no coating on its surface. Your child’s feet therefore remain dry, even after running around wild for ages. The often described feeling of trapped heat in shoes in also avoided. tap tap shoes are breathable and adapt perfectly to the climate of your child’s feet.
Leather free from contaminants
We only use vegetable-tanned leather. Unlike mass-produced leather, our organic material does not contain any heavy metals such as chromium, which means it can be safely worn directly on the skin. Your child’s feet will therefore never run the risk of absorbing toxins from the leather through the skin. The leather used to make our shoes has been certified for skin tolerance by the European Foundation for Allergy Research and is therefore also suitable for allergy sufferers.
The rawhide is sustainably tanned in Germany, in a tannery that is quite unique for its production process. Plant materials such as oak bark, rhubarb root, the husks of the tara tree and valonea are used for the tanning process.
The use of heavy metals is avoided during the careful dyeing process. The leather is dyed with synthetic colourants so that the colours don´t fade. Each newly developed colour is tested beforehand for its compatibility with the skin and the environment.
Sweating is a thing of the past
Most tanneries usually seal the surface of the leather with a thin layer of plastic (polyurethane) to protect it against the weather. Because of this coating, the leather loses its ability to wick foot moisture away to the outside, which is why people’s feet sweat when they wear conventional leather shoes.
Our leather remains naturally open-pored because there is no coating on its surface. Your child’s feet therefore remain dry, even after running around wild for ages. The often described feeling of trapped heat in shoes in also avoided. tap tap shoes are breathable and adapt perfectly to the climate of your child’s feet.
Natural luxury for children’s feet.
