Sizing and Measuring Chart
How to Measure Your Shoe Size at Home
You only need to take two measurements when determining your shoe size: foot length and foot width. To do this, you’ll need a flat ruler, a piece of paper and a wall. We recommend measuring both feet since one may be larger than the other; if there is a notable difference, buy the larger size. Please note – we do not offer wide width sizes.
Generally, once you measure your size in length you need to examine the width of your foot. If your foot is average in width (not wide or narrow), you will be a true measured size. However, if your foot runs on the wide side usually you would add a half size to the shoe size following your measurement.
How to Measure Foot Length
Let’s start by measuring your foot length (in inches).
Step 1: Get a piece of paper and place it against the wall. Place your foot on top of the paper with your heel against the wall. Your heel should rest gently without pressing into the wall too much.
Step 2: With a ruler measure the distance from the wall/your heel to the tip of your longest toe (for most people, this is either the big toe or the second toe). If your feet are bigger than a standard 12-inch ruler, switch to a measuring tape that can be pulled taut.
Step 3: Write the number down that you have measured and follow the below chart to help determine your correct size.
Foot Length In Inches | US | EU |
8 3/16" | 4 | 34-35 |
8 3/8" | 4.5 | 35 |
8 1/2" | 5 | 35-36 |
8 3/4" | 5.5 | 36 |
8 7/8 " | 6 | 36-37 |
9 1/6" | 6.5 | 37 |
9 1/4" | 7 | 37-38 |
9 3/8" | 7.5 | 38 |
9 1/2" | 8 | 38-39 |
9 11/16" | 8.5 | 39 |
9 7/8" | 9 | 39-40 |
10" | 9.5 | 40 |
10 3/16" | 10 | 40-41 |
10 1/2" | 11 | 41 |
10 7/8" | 12 | 42-43 |
11 3/4" | 13 | 43-44 |