International Shoe Size Chart

Size Guide

Welcome to our Size Guide! Find the right fit for your new shoes, whether they’re sneakers, leather shoes, or loafers. Use the charts below to convert your foot measurements into the right size.

Women’s International Shoe Size Chart (Sizes 33-46)

Foot Length (cm) Foot Length (inches) US Size UK Size EU Size Australia Size Japan Size Korea Size (mm) China Size Brazil Size Mexico Size Russia Size
20.0 7.87 3 0.5 33 1.5 20 200 32 29 20.5 31
20.5 8.07 3.5 1 33.5 2 20.5 205 32.5 30 21 31.5
21.0 8.27 4 1.5 34 2.5 21 210 33 31 21.5 32
21.5 8.46 4.5 2 34.5 3 21.5 215 33.5 32 22 32.5
22.0 8.66 5 2.5 35 3.5 22 220 34 33 22.5 33
22.5 8.86 5.5 3 35.5 4 22.5 225 35 34 23 34
23.0 9.06 6 4 36 5 23 230 36 35 23.5 35
23.5 9.25 6.5 5 37 6 23.5 235 37 36 24 36
24.0 9.45 7 6 38 7 24 240 38 37 24.5 37
24.5 9.65 7.5 7 39 8 24.5 245 39 38 25 38
25.0 9.84 8 8 40 9 25 250 40 39 25.5 39
25.5 10.04 8.5 8.5 41 10 25.5 255 41 40 26 40
26.0 10.24 9 9.5 42 11 26 260 42 41 26.5 41
26.5 10.43 9.5 10.5 43 12 26.5 265 43 42 27 42
27.0 10.63 10 11 44 13 27 270 44 43 27.5 43
27.5 10.83 10.5 11.5 45 13.5 27.5 275 45 44 28 44
28.0 11.02 11 12 46 14 28 280 46 45 28.5 45


Men’s International Shoe Size Chart (Sizes 37-50)

Foot Length (cm) Foot Length (inches) US Size UK Size EU Size Australia Size Japan Size Korea Size (mm) China Size Brazil Size Mexico Size Russia Size
23.5 9.25 5 4.5 37 5 23.5 235 37 35 24 36
24.0 9.45 6 5.5 38.5 6 24 240 38 36 24.5 37
24.5 9.65 6.5 6 39 6.5 24.5 245 39 37 25 38
25.0 9.84 7 6.5 40 7 25 250 40 38 25.5 39
25.5 10.04 7.5 7 41 7.5 25.5 255 41 39 26 40
26.0 10.24 8 7.5 42 8 26 260 42 40 26.5 41
26.5 10.43 8.5 8 42.5 8.5 26.5 265 42.5 41 27 42
27.0 10.63 9 8.5 43 9 27 270 43 42 27.5 43
27.5 10.83 9.5 9 44 9.5 27.5 275 44 43 28 44
28.0 11.02 10 9.5 44.5 10 28 280 44.5 44 28.5 45
28.5 11.22 10.5 10 45 10.5 28.5 285 45 45 29 46
29.0 11.42 11 10.5 46 11 29 290 46 46 29.5 47
29.5 11.61 11.5 11 47 11.5 29.5 295 47 47 30 48
30.0 11.81 12 11.5 48 12 30 300 48 48 30.5 49
30.5 12.01 12.5 12 49 12.5 30.5 305 49 49 31 50

Fit Tips:

  • Sneakers: Stick with your regular size for a sporty, comfortable fit. Sneakers often offer some flexibility with their materials.
  • Leather Shoes/Loafers: If your feet are wider or you prefer a roomier fit, consider sizing up by half a size. Leather shoes typically have a snugger fit initially but adapt to your feet over time.

How to Measure Your Foot Length for the Perfect Fit

  1. Prepare the Following:

    • A piece of paper larger than your foot.
    • A ruler or measuring tape.
    • A pen or pencil.
  2. Step-by-Step Instructions:

    1. Place the Paper on the Floor:
      • Ensure the paper is placed on a flat surface, such as a hardwood floor or tile.
    2. Stand on the Paper:
      • Place your foot on the paper with your heel against a wall. Make sure your body weight is evenly distributed.
    3. Trace the Outline:
      • Use a pen or pencil to trace around your foot. Hold the pen vertically so the trace is accurate.
    4. Measure the Foot Length:
      • After tracing, measure the distance from the heel to the tip of the longest toe using a ruler or measuring tape. This gives you your foot length in centimeters or millimeters.
    5. Measure Both Feet:
      • It’s common for one foot to be slightly larger than the other, so measure both feet and choose the larger measurement as your reference.
  3. Foot Width (Optional but Useful):

    • If available, you can also measure the width of your foot by wrapping a measuring tape around the widest part of your foot (usually near the ball of the foot).

Why Foot Length Is the Best Method to Choose Shoe Size

  • Consistent Measurements: Unlike shoe sizes, which vary across brands and regions, foot length is a universal and consistent measurement. Whether in cm or mm, foot length helps customers select the most accurate size regardless of regional variations in sizing systems (e.g., US, EU, UK, CN, JP).

  • Reduced Sizing Errors: Relying on foot length instead of the traditional shoe size reduces the chances of ordering shoes that are too small or too large. This is especially important for customers buying online or from unfamiliar brands.

  • Fit Accuracy: Since many brands offer different fits (regular, wide, or narrow), knowing your foot length ensures the length is correct, which is more critical for comfort than width variations.


A simple graphic showing how to measure foot length for added clarity.

Recommendation: Always Choose Based on Foot Length

  • Round Up for Comfort: If your foot length falls between two sizes, always round up to the next half-size or full size to allow for toe space and movement, especially if the shoes are boots or sneakers designed for daily wear.

  • Consider Socks: For boots, especially winter or outdoor boots, consider that you’ll be wearing thicker socks. Measure your foot while wearing the socks you plan to use with the boots for an even more accurate fit.

  • Use Foot Length as the Primary Size Indicator: While regional shoe sizes (e.g., US, UK, EU) can vary slightly between brands, your foot length will remain the same. By using this as the reference, you can ensure consistency across all brands and countries.