Measure your feet with your heel against a wall and a measuring tape or ruler placed flat on the floor. The measurements in the table below are approximate and should only be used as guidance, not as factual or definitive measurements of our lasts. If you are between two sizes, we always recommend choosing the larger size.
Please note that we offer a variety of lasts and fits.
| Foot Length (cm) | UK Size | EU Size |
|---|---|---|
| 24 cm | UK 5 | EU 39 |
| 24.5 cm | UK 5.5 | EU 39.5 |
| 25 cm | UK 6 | EU 40 |
| 25.4 cm | UK 6.5 | EU 40.5 |
| 25.8 cm | UK 7 | EU 41 |
| 26.3 cm | UK 7.5 | EU 41.5 |
| 26.7 cm | UK 8 | EU 42 |
| 27.1 cm | UK 8.5 | EU 42.5 |
| 27.5 cm | UK 9 | EU 43 |
| 28 cm | UK 9.5 | EU 43.5 |
| 28.5 cm | UK 10 | EU 44 |
| 29 cm | UK 10.5 | EU 44.5 |
| 29.5 cm | UK 11 | EU 45 |
| 29.8 cm | UK 11.5 | EU 45.5 |
| 30.2 cm | UK 12 | EU 46 |
| 30.8 cm | UK 13 | EU 47 |
Please explain the different Fitting Codes
English made Men’s shoes (and boots) are generally made in fittings E, F and G. These can be classified simplistically as follows:
|
E= Narrow |
(sometimes known as 5 fitting) |
Between fittings in the same size there is approximately 1/4" difference in girth measurement.
Although there is no absolute standard for fittings, there is a table of measurements and we believe our shoes are made as near as it is possible to get to that "standard" as they have been for over 130 years.
The bulk of our styles are made in F fitting, as statistics show that worldwide this is the most appropriate fitting for a majority of males, but we also offer a good selection of G fitting shoes.
Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any fitting questions.
