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Measure your feet

Keep your feet happy with shoes that are the correct size and width!

Just like you, your feet are not one dimensional. In order to get the best possible fit you will need to take two measurements. One measures the length of your foot, the other measures the width. These measurements are then compared to a chart which will give you your true fitting.

Firstly it will make it easier if you can print this page.

 

 

 

 

6 simple steps to happy feet

What you will need:

5 spare minutes
Blank piece of paper
Pen
Ruler
Measuring tape or a piece of string.

1. Take a blank piece of paper and a pen. Lay the piece of paper against a wall on a flat surface, example (wood or vinyl floor).

2. Stand on the paper with your heel against the wall. Draw a line across the peice of paper at the longest part of your foot (usually your 1st or 2nd toe) or get a friend to do it for you!

 

3.Now take your foot off the paper, draw a straight line from the edge of the paper where your heel was to the line that you have just drawn, measure the length and note down the result. Take this measurement for both feet. If they are different use the larger length. 

4. Compare the length of your foot to this table to get your shoe size.

 

 

 

 

cm reading shoe size cm reading shoe size
21.6 2 25.2 6.5
22.0 2.5 25.6 7
22.4 3 26 7.5
22.8 3.5 26.4 8
23.2 4 26.8 8.5
23.6 4.5 27.2 9
24.0 5 27.6 9.5
24.4 5.5 28 10
24.8 6    


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5. Now take a measuring tape, measure around the largest part of your foot, usually from the big toe joint to the little toe joint and note down the circumference. Take this measurement for both feet and again if they are different use the larger width.

6. Take your shoe size and the width measurement and compare to the table below to find your width fitting.

 

 

 

 

Shoe Size          
10 25.4cm 26.0cm 26.7cm 27.3cm 27.9cm 29.1cm
9.5 25.1cm 25.7cm 26.3cm 27cm 27.6cm 28.8cm
9 24.8cm 25.4cm 26cm 26.7cm 27.3cm 28.5cm
8.5 24.5cm 25.1cm 25.7cm 26.3cm 27cm 28.2cm
8 24.1cm 24.8cm 25.4cm 26cm 26.7cm 27.9cm
7.5 23.8cm 24.5cm 25.1cm 25.7cm 26.3cm 27.6cm
7 23.5cm 24.1cm 24.8cm 25.4cm 26cm 27.2cm
6.5 23.2cm 23.8cm 24.5cm 25.1cm 25.7cm 26.9cm
6 22.9cm 23.5cm 24.1cm 24.8cm 25.4cm 26.6cm
5.5 22.6cm 23.2cm 23.8cm 24.5cm 25.1cm 26.3cm
5 22.2cm 22.9cm 23.5cm 24.1cm 24.8cm 26cm
4.5 21.9cm 22.6cm 23.2cm 23.8cm 24.5cm 25.7cm
4 21.6cm 22.2cm 22.9cm 23.5cm 24.1cm 25.4cm
3.5 21.3cm 21.9cm 22.6cm 23.2cm 23.8cm 25.1cm
3 21cm 21.6cm 22.2cm 22.9cm 23.5cm 24.8cm
2.5 20.7cm 21.3cm 21.9cm 22.6cm 23.2cm 24.4cm
2 20.4cm 21cm 21.6cm 22.2cm 22.9cm 24.1cm
Width D E EE EEE EEEE EEEEEE


Example: A foot which measured a size 6 and has a width reading of 24.1cm would be a EE fitting.

Well done!! You can now order the correct fitting shoes with confidence!