Shoe Size Chart

Shoe Sizes

Shoe sizes indicate the proper fit for an individual’s foot. Multiple sizing systems are used worldwide, expressed as numbers representing the length of the shoe. However, they differ in the unit of measurement and the location of the size label. Some systems also include width measurements.

Understanding Shoe Sizes:

While shoes may come in a single size for both men and women, it does not imply that one person’s shoe should fit the other. For instance, men and women might both wear a size 12, but a man’s shoe will generally be around half an inch longer than a woman’s. There is even more variation when considering shoe width. To understand shoe sizes better:

Length: The shoe you purchase primarily depends on the length of your foot, whether it’s an Italian or American shoe. Foot length is measured from the heel to the longest toe.
Width: Though some shoes only come in a standard width, many are available in wider or narrower styles. Shoe width is usually indicated with a letter or group of letters, such as “D” or “EEEE.”
International Differences: Shoe sizes vary by country. Women’s shoes, for instance, range from 4 to 12 in the US, with half sizes. Similarly, men’s sizes range from 6 to 16. However, comparing these numbers with the UK, a woman who wears a US size 6 might wear a UK size 4 or a European size 36/37, and a size 23 in Japan.

Advice for you

At our store, /shoes have/, we are committed to helping you find the perfect shoes for all family members – regardless of the style or brand you’re looking for – and getting the right fit. Professional tip: Measure both feet! Often, one foot is larger than the other. You should purchase the size that fits the larger foot. And with our renowned return policy, you can shop with confidence.

HOW TO MEASURE YOURSELF FOR A GREAT FIT

Follow these easy steps to get the right size. For the best fit, measure your feet at the end of the day.

1- Step on а piece of paper with your heel slightly touching a wall behind.

2- Мark the end of your longest toe on the paper (you might need a friend to help you) and measure from the wall to the marking.

3- Do the same for the other foot and compare measurements with our size chart to get the right size.

1- Women’s Shoe Size Conversion Table

US Size	UK Size	EU Size
4	2	35
4.5	2.5	35
5	3	36
5.5	3.5	36
6	4	37
6.5	4.5	37
7	5	38
7.5	5.5	38
8	6	39
8.5	6.5	39
9	7	40
9.5	7.5	40
10	8	41
10.5	8.5	41
11	9	42
11.5	9.5	42
12	10	43
12.5	10.5	43
13	11	45
13.5	11.5	45.5
14	12	46
15	13	47

2- Men’s Shoe Size Conversion Table

US Size	UK Size	EU Size
6	5	40
6.5	5.5	40
7	6	41
7.5	6.5	41
8	7	42
8.5	7.5	42
9	8	43
9.5	8.5	43
10	9	44
10.5	9.5	44
11	10	45
11.5	10.5	45
12	11	46
13	12	47
14	13	48
15	14	49
16	15	50

3- Children’s Shoe Size Conversion Table

US Size	UK Size	EU Size
10.5	9	27
11	9.5	27.5
11.5	10	28
12	10.5	28.5
12.5	11	29
13	11.5	30
13.5	12	30.5
1	12.5	31.5
1.5	13	32.5
2	13.5	33
2.5	1	33.5
3	1.5	34
3.5	2	35
4	2.5
4.5	3	36
5	3.5	37
5.5	4
6	4.5

Shoe Size Conversion to Centimeters

Please note that the conversion to centimeters provided in the table is an approximate estimation based on typical size standards. However, each brand may have its own variations in sizing, so this table may not be 100% accurate for all brands. It is recommended to measure your foot in centimeters for a more precise fit.

4- Men’s Shoe Size Conversion to Centimeters

US Size	EU Size	UK Size	Centimeters
7	40	6	24.4 cm
7.5	40-41	6.5	24.8 cm
8	41	7	25.2 cm
8.5	41-42	7.5	25.7 cm
9	42	8	26 cm
9.5	42-43	8.5	26.5 cm
10	43	9	26.8 cm
10.5	43-44	9.5	27.3 cm
11	44	10	27.8 cm
11.5	44-45	10.5	28.3 cm
12	45	11	28.6 cm

5- Women’s Shoe Size Conversion to Centimeters

US Size	EU Size	UK Size	Centimeters
6	36-37	4	22.5 cm
6.5	37	4.5	23 cm
7	37-38	5	23.5 cm
7.5	38	5.5	23.8 cm
8	38-39	6	24 cm
8.5	39	6.5	24.6 cm
9	39-40	7	25 cm
9.5	40	7.5	25.4 cm
10	40-41	8	25.9 cm

Tips for Choosing Shoe Sizes

Wearing shoes that are either too tight or too loose can cause discomfort and long-term foot damage, which might escalate into more serious conditions like arthritis, diabetes, nerve disorders, circulatory problems, and more. Therefore, selecting the right shoe size is a fundamental pillar for preventing foot diseases and discomfort. Here are some tips for choosing shoe sizes that best fit your feet:

Always measure your feet before purchasing shoes, especially towards the end of the day when blood flow in the arteries results in a slightly larger foot size.
People often have one foot larger than the other, so ensure the shoe fits the larger foot comfortably.
During fitting, ensure there’s enough space (about 3/8 to 1/2 inch) for your longest toe at the end of each shoe when standing.
Make sure the shoe fits comfortably across the widest part of your foot.
Avoid buying excessively narrow shoes.
The heel should fit snugly and comfortably in the shoe, with minimal slipping. The shoe shouldn’t lift up and down on your heel as you walk.
Walk in the shoe to ensure proper fit and feel.
The upper part of the shoe should be made from a soft, flexible material that conforms to the shape of your foot. For instance, leather shoes can reduce the likelihood of skin irritation. On the other hand, the sole should provide a solid base and not be slippery. Thick soles help cushion your feet while walking on hard surfaces. Low-heeled shoes are generally more comfortable, secure, and less damaging than high-heeled ones.

With the ideal match discovered, the moment has arrived to seek out the perfect pair of shoes to complement your style and stride.