SIZING

Not Sure About Your Size?

Take a piece of paper and draw a line around your foot like in the picture below. Then measure the length and the width of your feet in centimeters and find the correct matching shoe size on the chart. Our shoes are European Size Standard. All the other measurements on the Chart is for you to have a better idea.

Important : Please understand that each foot is different, and there are many other important factors involved like heel height, material, circumference and shoe type to determine a good fit. If you still not sure about your size don’t hesitate in contacting us. We are here to guide you as much as we can. If you have either very narrow or super wide feet let us know before you purchase so we can guide you better.

Choose between regular, wide and narrow

Regular to wide width is the standard for all the shoes on our website. On the description of each Style we clarify if it fits better a regular, narrow, wide or extra wide foot. If you have a too narrow or too wide foot contact us and we will see if we can order made your shoes (no extra charge).

If this is your case keep in mind that extra wide increases the circumference of the shoe by 3.0 mm all the way around, and narrow decreases it.

Many of our customers post us the question: should I purchase regular or wide shoes? Even with precise measurements, there is no clear answer. However, there is an excellent rule of thumb: if you are asking this question at all, then you almost certainly need wide shoes!.

Remember that all the shoes listed on this web sites fits very good wide feet. We have tested them with different types of wide feet and most of them had no issue at all unless mentioned on the description of the Style.

You might think that a wide shoe needs a wider sole – but not so! A wide shoe will have the same sole as a regular shoe, but its girth will be slightly larger all around the shoe.

In general the fitting can vary between different styles so please take this into account before ordering.

When altering the width of the shoes, the width of the SOLES does not change only the Upper will alter in size.

The insole width is the same for narrow, regular and wide fitting shoes. The only part which changes is the Upper, which will increase in circumference for a wide fitting and decrease for a narrow fitting. If you need help with sizing please email us with the Style number you are interested in as well as your foot length and width, and most importantly the circumference measurement around the widest part of your foot. If possible also attach a photo of your feet (without socks please).