SIZE & PRODUCT GUIDE
SIZE CHART
HOW TO DETERMINE YOUR SHOE SIZE?
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Measure your feet using a ruler and a measuring tape. Please follow the “Measuring Tips” below to ensure that your measurements are accurate.
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Check your size using the size table above. Our shoes follow the standard EU sizing system.
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Custom Sized Orders: If your exact size does not exist on the table you can either choose the closest size (select the greater, not the smaller size) or you can place a custom sized order for shoes that will be made exactly for your feet's measurements. On the product page, just select "Custom Size" in the size box and enter your measurements (foot length and metatarsal girth) to the Custom Sizing box as described in our size guide. Please note, custom sizing can only be applied according to the length and metatarsal girth of the feet; the width of the base cannot be altered. However, with the modification on the metatarsal girth the general width of the front band is adjusted. Custom sizing takes much more time and effort than usual, so there is a little supplement to the price for custom sizing.
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Example: If you are a woman with foot length 24 cm and metatarsa girth 20.5 cm, you can choose size 37. If there is a large difference between your measurements and the table, then custom sizing is the best option. For example; If you are a woman with foot length 25.5 cm, and metatarsa girth 23.5 cm, that means our standard size 38 EU with a length of 25.5 cm will be too small for you at the metatarsa and you should consider placing a custom sized order.
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HOW TO MEASURE YOUR FEET
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Place a sheet of paper on the floor and stand on it. While keeping your weight on the foot you are measuring, use a pencil to trace around your foot. Make sure that the pencil remains perpendicular to the paper, as this is important for an accurate measurement. Please also use a pencil or pen with a thin body. Measure your foot length in a straight line from the furthest point of your toes to the back of your heel, as shown in the accompanying image.
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As a backup measurement for women’s shoes, please also measure the insole length of a shoe that you wear comfortably. Use a measuring tape and press it firmly against the insole so that there is no gap between the tape and the sole. Begin at the back edge of the heel and measure to the furthest point of the toe area.
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Next, measure your metatarsal circumference. Wrap a measuring tape around the widest part of the metatarsal area, as shown in the accompanying image. The tape should not be extremely tight or too loose; it should feel as secure as you would want the front strap of your shoes to feel. You must remain standing with your weight on the foot while taking this measurement. If you have a bunion—a prominent bone, usually beneath the big toe—please take two measurements: one including the bunion and one excluding it.
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Please take clear photographs of all your measurements and share them with us.
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Please measure both the foot length and the metatarsal circumference of each foot separately.
HEEL TYPES
WOMEN'S HEELS
Pont is the measurement used to indicate heel height. The centimetre equivalent of a Pont measurement varies according to the shoe size.
For example, a 13 Pont heel measures approximately 8.7 cm in size 40 and approximately 8.2 cm in size 35.
Approximately;
11 Pont: 7 - 7,5 cm (~3")
13 Pont: 8,2 - 8,7 cm (~3.5")
15 Pont: 9,8 - 10,4 cm (~4")
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