MEASURING NOTES

• Wear the type of socks you plan to wear with your shoes.
• Measure feet in the afternoon or evening as feet typically swell throughout the day.
• The measuring steps also work for kids.

ADDITIONAL TIPS

• The standard (medium) width for women is B, while narrow is 2A, wide is D and extra wide is 2E.
• The standard width for men is D, while narrow is B, wide is 2E and extra wide is 4E.
• If you are prone to blisters and calluses, or if your foot falls asleep or cramps during activity, this could be a sign that your shoes are too small.
• Don’t be afraid to go a half size up! Most people buying athletic footwear will choose a half size to a full size up from their dress shoe.
• If your heel is slipping, try to lace the shoes differently or try a different insole before sizing down.
• If you have problems with bunions or circulation, try a wider size to reduce irritation.
• It is not uncommon for your feet to be different sizes, make sure you measure both right and left and use the longest foot measurement.
• Not everyone’s “big toe” is the longest; make sure you are using the longest toe as a reference point.
• If you are fitting a child, you may want to buy a slightly larger size to allow room to grow.
• Kids' sizing is based on Men's sizing.