Find your size using foot length — the most accurate way to size a shoe.
If you're between sizes, we recommend sizing up. All measurements shown in inches by default.
Women's sizing note: US sizes are shown as whole numbers (EU 37 = US 6, EU 38 = US 7, etc.).
This is a rounded convention for clarity — if you measure between two sizes, we recommend sizing up.
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Foot Length:
Size System
EU 36
EU 37
EU 38
EU 39
EU 40
EU 41
EU 42
EU 43
EU 44
EU 45
EU 46
EU 47
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Foot Length:
Size System
EU 35
EU 36
EU 37
EU 38
EU 39
EU 40
EU 41
EU 42
EU 43
← Scroll to see more sizes →
Foot Length:
Size System
EU 36
EU 37
EU 38
EU 39
EU 40
EU 41
EU 42
EU 43
EU 44
EU 45
EU 46
How To Measure Foot Length
Step by Step
1
Tape a piece of paper to a hard flat surface — ensure it doesn't slip.
2
Stand on the paper with weight evenly balanced. Only one foot on the paper at a time.
3
With a pen held straight down, mark the tip of your longest toe and the back of your heel.
4
Measure the distance between the two marks. This is your foot length.
5
Repeat for your other foot. Use the larger measurement to find your size.
6
If your measurement falls between two sizes, size up.
Quick Conversion
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EU size = (foot mm + 17.33) ÷ 6.67
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US Men's = EU − 33
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US Women's = EU − 31 (whole sizes — size up if between)
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UK = EU − 33.5
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JP / CM = foot length in centimetres
Note: CM / JP size shown is foot length in cm — this may differ from the CM number printed on the shoe box, which refers to last length, not foot length.
Width: Standard width is D (Men's) and B (Women's). If you have wide feet, look for E / 2E width options.