Size Chart Reference

Please follow instructions below to measure your size

Men Shoe Size 

Measuring your shoe size accurately is essential to ensure a comfortable fit for your footwear. Here are the steps to measure your shoe size:

Materials Needed:

• A piece of paper larger than your foot.
• A pen or pencil.
• A ruler or measuring tape.
• A pair of socks you intend to wear with the shoes you're measuring for.

Steps to Measure Your Shoe Size:

1. Prepare the Paper:

   • Find a hard, flat surface, like a tile floor or a wooden floor.
   • Place the piece of paper on the floor, ensuring it's larger than your foot.

2. Put on the Socks:

   • If you plan to wear socks with the shoes you're measuring for, put them on before measuring.

3. Position Your Foot:

   • Stand on the piece of paper with your heel against the wall or a straight edge. Ensure your foot is flat on the paper.

4. Trace Your Foot:

   • With the pen or pencil held vertically, trace the outline of your foot.
   • Keep the pen or pencil perpendicular to the paper to get an accurate measurement.

5. Mark Key Points:

   • Make sure to mark key points:
     • The tip of your longest toe (which may not always be the big toe).
     • The back of your heel.
     • The widest point of your foot, which is usually around the ball of your foot.

6. Measure the Length:

   • Use a ruler or measuring tape to measure the distance between the two points you marked at the tip of your longest toe and the back of your heel. This measurement is your foot's length.

7. Measure the Width:

   • Measure the distance between the two points you marked at the widest part of your foot. This measurement represents the width of your foot.

8. Determine Your Shoe Size:

   • Once you have your foot's length and width measurements, you can use them to determine your shoe size. Different shoe brands may have slightly different sizing charts, so it's a good idea to consult the brand's specific size chart.

9. Consider Arch and Instep:

   • Some individuals have high arches or prominent insteps, which may affect shoe fit. If you have specific concerns about arch support or instep height, consider discussing these with a shoe specialist or podiatrist for guidance on selecting appropriate shoe styles.

Remember that shoe sizing can vary between brands and even between different styles within the same brand. It's essential to measure both feet, as one foot may be slightly larger than the other. Use the measurements for your larger foot when determining your shoe size.