Crafted from flexible split leather to keep little feet comfortable, the 3-eye boots are enhanced with a slip-resistant outsole to help with those first steps.
Crib boots
Lace-up closure
Scripted heel loop
Slip-resistant outsole
Materials
Upper: PU-coated leather Outsole: leather
Size Guide
Newborn style in UK sizing.
Fits true to size. We recommend taking your normal size.
The size shown in the "Select size" dropdown is a UK size. These are guidelines and we cannot guarantee a specific size will fit.
Kids UK Size
Kids US Size
Kids EU Size
UK 0
US 1 Newborn
16
UK 1
US 2 Newborn
17
UK 2
US 3 Newborn
18
UK 3
US 4 Newborn
19
UK 4
US 5 Infant
20
UK 5
US 6 Infant
21.5
UK 6
US 7 Toddler
23
UK 7
US 8 Toddler
23.5
UK 8
US 9 Toddler
26
UK 9
US 10 Toddler
27
UK 10
US 11 Junior
28
UK 11
US 12 Junior
29
UK 12
US 13 Junior
31
UK 13
US 1 Junior
32
UK 1
US 2 Junior
33
UK 2
US 3 Junior
34
UK 3
US 4 Junior
36
Please note: The size shown in the "Select size" dropdown is a UK size.
Dr. Martens Newborn
UK
US Kids
Age (Approx.)
Foot Length
UK 0
US 1
0 - 3 Months
3 3⁄4" / 9.5 cm
UK 1
US 2
3 - 6 Months
4 1⁄4" / 10.8 cm
UK 2
US 3
6 - 9 Months
4 1⁄2" / 11.4 cm
UK 3
US 4
9 - 12 Months
4 3⁄4" / 12 cm
Shipping Policy
Orders over $250 receive free shipping within Canada. Orders over $750 receive free shipping within the United States. All other countries receive free shipping on orders over $1000.
Overnight service is not available at this time. We are unable to ship apothecary and fragrance items. For more details visit our shipping page. We accept RA requests for exchanges or returns adhering to our returns & exchanges policy.
About the Designer
Although the first official Dr. Martens boot, the 1460, hit the market on April 1, 1960, the boot brand's legacy stretches back to 1901 with the bootmaking Griggs family. Dr. Martens' innovative air cushioned soles originated separately in 1945 with an invention by Dr. Klaus Maertens. Loved for their long-wearing comfort, Dr. Martens have become an iconic symbol of self-expression, adopted by countless artists and subcultures.
