Sizes listed in UK size, then the comparable EU size. Foot length in millimeters is also found in the chart below. The last width on these is narrow/regular: narrow-footed people will be happier with these compared to other models and regular feet will be fine. If you have wide feet, consider picking a half-size larger.

Conversion table

UK-size | EU-size | Foot length

UK 4.5 | 37 1/3 | 236 mm

UK 5.0 | 38 | 241 mm

UK 5.5 | 38 2/3 | 245 mm

UK 6.0 | 39 1/3 | 249 mm

UK 6.5 | 40 | 253 mm

UK 7.0 | 40 2/3 | 258 mm

UK 7.5 | 41 1/3 | 262 mm

UK 8.0 | 42 | 267 mm

UK 8.5 | 42 2/3 | 271 mm

UK 9.0 | 43 1/3 | 276 mm

UK 9.5 | 44 | 280 mm

UK 10.0 | 44 2/3 | 284 mm

UK 10.5 | 45 1/3 | 289 mm

UK 11.0 | 46 | 293 mm

UK 11.5 | 46 2/3 | 298 mm

UK 12.0 | 47 1/3 | 302 mm

UK 12.5 | 48 | 307 mm

UK 13.5 | 49 1/3 | 315 mm

UK 14.5 | 50 2/3 | 324 mm

Foot measuring guide

Find a sheet of paper, a ruler, and a pen. Make sure that you are wearing the same socks that you would normally wear with this type of shoes.

Stand on the sheet of paper and draw a line just in front of your big toe and behind the heel. Try to keep the pen upright, don't angle it under your foot. There might be a slight difference between your left and right foot – measure both to be sure.

Measure the longest distance between the lines and find this measurement in the chart. If you fall between sizes, pick the larger one. A couple of mm extra length of a shoe doesn't hurt, but even a slightly too short shoe is bad.

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