They're not Toms, they're mine!

This is Elliot's 3rd pair of TOMS in a month. The first were too big, then they resent the order with the same too big size then we changed our mind on the style! But we've somehow come to still have them all! I ordered myself a woven/crochet pair, it's funny how some shoes look nice in the catalogue, not so much when you have them on your feet!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My Grandma would approve though!!

None of the children will wear Crocs anymore so this was the closest to a non Croc shoe with all the Croc benefits for Elliot! He's still not keen but it's tough!!!!

I like the ethics behind TOMS, for every pair bought a pair of shoes is donated to charity. (Also goes for their glasses range too!)

TOMS Shoes, Inc. — a company that helps “a person in need” with every purchase of one of their products — has become an internationally recognized brand by making “changemaking” easy and affordable. And by making it look good.

TOMS has made the big time by giving away more than 10 million pairs of shoes and helping restore sight to more than 200,000 people with prescription glasses or underwriting surgery and other medical treatments. In August, the private equity firm Bain Capital LLC acquired a 50 percent stake in TOMS, and the “one for one” footwear/eyewear/coffee company is now valued at about $625 million, according to Reuters.

A day of PJ's, washing and playing catch up!