How to measure your feet 

for the perfect fit


You will need: A tape measure

How to measure your feet for the perfect fit


You will need: A tape measure


1. Take a seat and place your feet flat on the floor.


2. Take the tape measure and place it under your foot at the widest part.


3. Wrap the tape measure all the way around the widest part of your foot and record the measurement in cm. Do not try to tighten the tape measure.


4. Record the measurements of both feet and use the widest measurement to find your foot width on the chart below.


5. Locate your normal UK shoe (2nd column) and read across to columns 5 or 6 to find your foot width in cm. As our shoes are made in either EE or EEE fittings these are the only measurements we show on our chart. If your feet are slightly wider than a EEE fitting, or slightly narrower than a EE fitting you may still find our shoes suitable.



1. Take a seat and place your feet flat on the floor.


2. Take the tape measure and place it under your foot at the widest part.


3. Wrap the tape measure all the way around the widest part of your foot and record the measurement in cm. Do not try to tighten the tape measure.


4. Record the measurements of both feet and use the widest measurement to find your foot width on the chart below.


5. Locate your normal UK shoe size and read across to find your foot width in cm. As our shoes are made in either EE or EEE fittings these are the only measurements we show on our chart. If your feet are slightly wider than a EEE fitting, or slightly narrower than a EE fitting, you may still find our shoes suitable.


Shoe size and width chart


Please note our shoes are made to EU sizes and these do not equate exactly to UK sizes. Some of our sizes do differ from EU sizes. We use our experience and customer feedback to offer the UK comparable size. Please also note that the difference between half sizes in EU fitting is 0.4cm, whereas UK half sizes differ by 0.5cm so a half size bigger or smaller in an EU sized shoe will be not as significant as a UK sized shoe.

Shoe size and width chart

Please note our shoes are made to EU sizes and these do not equate exactly to UK sizes. Some of our sizes do differ from EU sizes. We use our experience and customer feedback to offer the UK comparable size. Please also note that the difference between half sizes in EU fitting is 0.4cm, whereas UK half sizes differ by 0.5cm so a half size bigger or smaller in an EU sized shoe will be not as significant as a UK sized shoe.


Click here to download the size guide