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los angeles sneaker company thinks small

August 15, 2008 7:35 am

More designers than ever are expanding into childrenswear, and to our unending delight, the trend of shrinking the adult pieces to mini-me scale shows no signs of slowing. Our latest “aww!” moment came today at the Creative Recreation press appointment. The L.A.-based sneaker company—a top seller at Barneys—is now offering kid- and toddler-size replicas of everything from their main collection. The pair above won’t debut until the holiday season, but www.modernmunchkin.com has a selection of styles available now. Because it’s never too early to develop a sneaker fetish.

—Romney Leader

tags: Creative Recreation, Sneakers