Shoe size after foot length
Stand with your foot on a sheet of paper and slide your heel against the wall. Make sure that your weight is evenly distributed between both legs. You can wear the socks you are planning to wear with the shoes you would like to buy. Do not push the heel against the wall. Ask another person to mark on the paper where the farthest part of your foot reaches. It is usually the thumb that reaches the furthest. The mark should be drawn straight vertically. The distance of the mark from the wall corresponds to your foot length. You can then easily determine your correct shoe size according to the sizing chart below.
Shoe size
|
Foot length
|
Insole length
|
---|---|---|
EU 35 | 230 mm | 235 mm |
EU 36 | 236 mm | 241 mm |
EU 37 | 242 mm | 247 mm |
EU 38 | 249 mm | 254 mm |
EU 39
|
255 mm
|
260 mm |
EU 40
|
261 mm
|
266 mm |
EU 41
|
268 mm
|
273 mm |
EU 42
|
274 mm
|
279 mm |
EU 43
|
281 mm
|
286 mm |
EU 44
|
288 mm
|
293 mm |
EU 45
|
295 mm
|
300 mm |
EU 46
|
302 mm
|
307 mm |
EU 47
|
309 mm
|
314 mm |
If your foot length is between the specified values (e.g. 278 mm), we recommend to choose the size "made-to-measure" and then fill in your measurements into this form.
Comments (1)
Hmm... I'm 55 years old and my foot measures 274mm and I have never in my life fitted a size 42 shoe. I usually buy 43, occasionally 44 and never once 42... or a UK size 9, occasionally 10 as 9.5 is rarely available.