Leather Flatforms Asymmetric Strap - Tan

Size guide

Your usual size is usually the right one.

Sizes vary between brands, materials and shoe shapes, and no chart is perfectly precise. For most of our shoes, if you take the European size you usually wear and the product page says regular fit, you'll fit right. Treat this guide as a helpful reference — not a strict rule.

Reference chart

Foot length to size

A starting point if you don't have a usual European size, or if you'd like to cross-check. Our sizes follow the European (EU) system.

Approximate values. The size that fits comfortably is the right one — even if it doesn't match the chart exactly.

If you'd like to measure

How to measure your foot

It's a starting point, not an exact science — but if you don't have a recent measurement, this is how to get one.

1. Lay a sheet of A4 paper on the floor, flat against a wall.
2. Stand on it with your heel touching the wall and your full weight on that foot.
3. Mark the tip of your longest toe with a pencil (it isn't always the big toe).
4. Measure from the wall to the mark in centimetres.
5. Repeat for the other foot and keep the larger measurement.

Measure in the evening, wearing a sock similar to the one you'll wear with the shoe — feet swell slightly through the day, and that's the size you'll actually be wearing.

From another country?

Size conversion

Find the European equivalent of your usual size below.

Clothing

Tops & dresses

ONLY, Vero Moda, Aware

Jeans

ONLY, Vero Moda, Aware

Plus size

Carmakoma, Vero Moda Curve

Swimwear

Other brands

General reference