Choosing the right size matters. Use the tips below to reduce sizing mistakes and returns.
If you are unsure, choose the size you wear most often in the same brand. When in doubt between two sizes, consider your foot width and how you like the fit (snug vs. roomy).
How to measure your foot (best method)
- Place a sheet of paper on the floor against a wall.
- Stand on the paper with your heel touching the wall (wear socks if you normally wear socks with sneakers).
- Mark the tip of your longest toe and measure the distance from the wall to the mark.
- Measure both feet and use the longer measurement.
- If you are between sizes, consider going up for a roomier fit or if you have wider feet.
Fit preferences (what you should choose)
- Snug / performance fit: your usual size (or half size down only if you know the model runs large).
- Everyday comfort: your usual size.
- Roomy fit or wide feet: consider half size up when available.
Common reasons people pick the wrong size
- Using a different brand’s size as a reference (sizes can vary by brand/model).
- Not accounting for foot width (wide feet often need more room).
- Measuring while sitting (always measure standing, with weight on the foot).
- Ignoring socks/insoles (they change the internal space).
EU sizing notes
Our sneaker listings use EU sizes. If you normally buy in UK/US sizing, please use your brand’s official conversion. If you are unsure which EU size matches you, contact us with: (1) your foot length in cm, (2) your usual size in a brand you wear often, and (3) whether your feet are narrow/normal/wide.
Need help choosing a size?
Contact us before ordering and we’ll help you pick the best option.
- Send your foot length (cm)
- Your usual size in a brand you wear often
- Whether you prefer a snug or roomy fit
Fit guidance is provided as a general reference. Sizing can vary across models and personal preference. If you are between sizes, we recommend considering your foot width and comfort preference.