Size guide

HOW TO MESURE ?

1. Wear the socks you’ll use with your new footwear.
2. Stand on a piece of paper large enough to fit your foot, distributing your weight evenly.
   
   
   
3. Trace around your foot with a pen or pencil, keeping it in an upright position.
   
4. Measure from the center of the heel to the tip of the big toe to determine foot length.
5. For the width measure from the left most extreme to the right most extreme joint of the foot
6. Measure both feet, using the longer/wider one to determine your shoe size.
7. It’s recommended to measure your feet at the end of the day.
8. Use the measurements to find your size using the below charts

 

SIZE WIDTH

Our standard shoe width is an F fitting. However, in order to accommodate variations in foot size, alternative width fittings are available in certain styles.

Narrow Fit = D width (USA E Fit)

Standard or Average Fit = F width (USA EE Fit)

Wide Fit = G width (USA EEE Fit)

Extra Wide Fit = H width (USA EEEE Fit)

As a shoe increases in size, the length and width both increase. A size 10F shoe is therefore one size bigger and one size wider than a size 9F shoe. A size 9G shoe is a size wider than a size 9F - in other words the width of the shoe would roughly correspond to a size 10F.

In the table below the 11D, the 10F, the 9G and 8H would all be roughly the same width.