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Size & Fit

Footwear Size Guide

Find your perfect fit across men’s, women’s and kids’ sneakers. Sizes are listed in UK, US and EU, with foot length in centimetres to help you choose with confidence. Sizing may vary slightly by style.

Men’s Sizes

Classic and sports sneakers in adult men’s sizing, from UK 6 to UK 15.

UK US EU Foot Length (cm)
6 7 40 25
7 8 41 26
7.5 8.5 42 26.5
8 9 42 27
8.5 9.5 43 27.5
9 10 43 28
9.5 10.5 44 28.5
10 11 44 29
10.5 11.5 45 29.5
11 12 45 30
12 13 46 31
13 14 47 32
14 15 48 33
15 16 49 34

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Fit tip: Between two sizes? Size up and add a thin insole for a snug feel. Classic canvas and leather styles run true to size; go up half a size if you plan to wear thick socks.

Women’s Sizes

Classic and sports sneakers in adult women’s sizing, from UK 3 to UK 9.

UK US EU Foot Length (cm)
3 5 36 22
4 6 37 23
4.5 6.5 38 23.5
5 7 38 24
5.5 7.5 39 24.5
6 8 39 25
6.5 8.5 40 25.5
7 9 40 26
7.5 9.5 41 26.5
8 10 41 27
9 11 42 28

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Fit tip: Between two sizes? Size up for extra toe room. Most women’s styles run true to size; scrunch-back and mule styles fit slightly relaxed, so consider sizing down half a size if you like a secure fit.

Kids’ Sizes

Kids’ sneakers from UK 8 (older toddler) up to UK 4 (junior). Choose by measured foot length, not by age.

UK US EU Foot Length (cm)
8 9 26 14
9 10 27 15
10 11 28 16
11 12 29 17
11.5 12.5 30 17.5
12 13 31 18
13 1 32 19
1 2 33 20
2 3 34 21
2.5 3.5 35 21.5
3 4 36 22
4 5 37 23

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Fit tip: Leave about a thumb’s width of growing room (around 1 cm) beyond the longest toe. Measure both feet and use the larger one — little feet grow fast, so check the fit every few months.

How to Measure at Home

All you need is a sheet of paper, a pencil and a ruler. Take a couple of minutes and get it right the first time.

  1. Stand on a sheet of paper

    Wear the socks you’ll pair with your new shoes and stand on a sheet of paper against a wall, heel touching the wall.

  2. Trace your foot

    Mark the tip of your longest toe and the back of your heel on the paper.

  3. Measure the length

    Measure the straight-line distance between the two marks with a ruler, in centimetres. Measure both feet.

  4. Match to the chart

    Use the larger foot length and find the closest size in the table above.

Fit Notes

  • Between sizes? Size up — a little extra room is easier to manage than a tight fit.
  • Kids’ shoes: leave about 1 cm of growing room beyond the longest toe.
  • Canvas vs. leather: canvas styles soften and give slightly over time; leather holds its shape.
  • Wide feet? consider going up half a size for a more comfortable fit across the toes.

Sizes are provided as a guide only and may vary slightly between styles. For the most accurate fit, measure your foot length and refer to the centimetre column. If in doubt, we recommend ordering your usual size.