adidas Grand Court 3.0 - Purple - Yellow - 13 UK

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The Adidas Grand Court 3.0 is a vibrant, dance-inspired trainer designed for active children who need reliable support during play, jumps, and everyday movement. Featuring a signature iridescent upper with bold decorative elements, these shoes balance aesthetic flair with functional durability; however, the synthetic materials and decorative bows require consistent care to maintain their visual appeal during heavy outdoor use.
| Gender | Unisex |
|---|---|
| Age Group | kids |
| Colour | Purple |
| Accent Colour | Yellow |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Child Shoe Size UK | 13 |
| Series | Grand Court 3.0 |
| Model Part Number | ORY69 |
| Brand | Adidas |
No, it is recommended to clean them by hand with a damp cloth to protect the decorative elements and iridescent finish.
Yes, they are suitable for general school sports and daily activities, thanks to the durable non-marking rubber outsole.
No, they feature elastic laces for a slip-on feel, secured by a hook-and-loop top strap.
It means the rubber compound in the sole will not leave black streaks or scuff marks on indoor gymnasium floors.
The synthetic upper is water-resistant, making it easy to wipe down, but it is not fully waterproof.
Check the hook-and-loop surface for lint or debris and clear it with a stiff brush or tweezers.
Gently buff the area with a soft, dry cloth; do not use abrasive cleaners that might strip the sheen.
Ensure the elastic laces are fully loosened and use the heel pull-tab to guide the foot into the collar.
Getting started with the Grand Court 3.0 is simple: the elastic laces provide a pre-set tension, while the top hook-and-loop strap allows for customized tightening around the ankle. To keep the iridescent finish and decorative frills in top condition, avoid machine washing, which can damage the synthetic material. Instead, use a soft, damp cloth with mild soap to gently wipe away dirt after use. Allow the shoes to air dry naturally away from direct heat sources, such as radiators, which could warp the synthetic upper or cause the iridescent coating to peel.