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Find your size in every brand.
Pick a brand and the size you know. You get that brand's own chart, linked to the source and checked on a date you can see.
The same feet in other brands
Matched by US size, so the same row you'd pick on each brand's own chart. Start from cm and we match by foot length instead.
| Brand | US | UK | EU | cm |
|---|
Brands don't agree on a men's US 9.
Here is the EU size each brand prints for it. A generic chart gives you one number. Your shoe gets one of these.
Where brands disagree
Side-by-side charts for the pairs people compare most, and the sizes people look up.
Every chart, straight from the brand
We read each chart on the brand's own site and keep the link, so you can check us.
- NikeUS, UK, EU, cm
- AdidasUS, UK, EU, cm, Inches
- New BalanceUS, UK, EU, cm, Inches
- AsicsUS, UK, EU, cm
- HokaUS, UK, EU, JP
- BrooksUS, UK, EU
- SauconyUS, UK, EU, JP
- OnUS, UK, EU, JP
- PumaUS, UK, EU
- ConverseUS, UK, EU, cm, Inches
- VansUS, UK, EU, JP, Inches
- SkechersUS, UK, EU
- Under ArmourUS, UK, EU, cm, Inches
- SalomonUS, UK, EU, cm, JP
- ReebokUS, Inches
- TimberlandUS, UK, EU, Inches
- Dr. MartensUS, UK, EU, cm
- ClarksUS, UK, Inches
- BirkenstockUS, UK, EU, cm
- CrocsUS, UK, EU, cm, JP, Inches
Measure your foot in two minutes
Between sizes, or buying a brand you've never worn? Your foot length in cm settles it.
- Stand on a sheet of paper with your heel against a wall. Do it in the evening, when feet are at their largest.
- Mark the tip of your longest toe. That's not always the big toe.
- Measure from the wall to the mark in cm. Do both feet and go with the longer one.
Then pick cm under “The size you know” for any brand that prints it. Read the full guide.