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Published: 2022-04-11 11:00:44 Updated: 2022-04-11 11:25:36
Posted April 11, 2022 11:00 a.m. EDT Updated April 11, 2022 11:25 a.m. EDT
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It’s time to put away the winter boots and start shopping for spring outfits! If your children need some new spring shoes, you’ll want to check out Target, where you’ll find select kids’ shoes for buy one, get one 50% off, both in-store and online.
The sale includes sneakers, sandals and even water shoes that your kiddos will no doubt need this summer. A variety of brands are included in the sale, like Sketchers and Cat & Jack, which offers a refund if the shoes don’t last for an entire year.
The sale is good until Saturday, April 16, so you’ll want to start shopping soon. Take a look at just some of the kids’ shoes included in the sale:
Priced at $10, you can get two pairs of these Cat & Jack Toddler Ade Footbed Sandals for $15, which makes them just $7.50 each, a total savings of $5.
The sandals come in multiple colors and sizes 5-12 and feature an open-toe design, two top straps and a back heel strap, plus a h ook-and-loop closure.
Regularly priced at $29.99, these Girls’ S Sport by Skechers Bethanie Sneakers are currently 30%, priced at $20.99. When adding in the BOGO 50% off sale, you can get two pairs for $31.48, a total savings of $28.50.
The shoes have a flexible traction rubber outsole, b ungee-laced front, adjustable hook and loop instep strap and a cushioned insole.
These Cat & Jack Kids’ Drew Slip-On Footbed Sandals are priced at $20, which means you can get a second pair for $10, taking your total for two pairs to $30.
Available in sizes 1-6 and 13, the sandals come in brown, gray, white, camo and rose gold. They have an open-toe and slip-on design and a double band with buckle closure to make sure they stay on your child’s feet.
These adorable Cat & Jack Toddler Parker Sneakers come in sizes 4-12 and in several styles including leopard print, camouflage, unicorns, dinosaurs and polka dots.
Priced at $9.99, you can get two pairs for $14.98, or $7.49 each. Some styles, however, including the dinosaur print, are just $6.99, so you could get two pairs of that print for just $10.48.
If you don’t need kids’ shoes, the deal also works for select men’s and women’s shoes, like these men’s Phillip Twin Gore Sneakers or these women’s Lucy Braided Slide Sandals, both priced at $19.99.
You can get two pairs of the men’s sneakers or two pairs of the women’s, or mix and match one of each for a total of $30.
You can see all of the shoes included in the BOGO 50% sale on Target’s website.
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