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Shoe Size Calculator | US, UK, EU & International Size Conversion

Convert shoe sizes between US, UK, EU, Japanese, Mexican, and Brazilian sizing systems for men, women, and kids. Enter foot length in inches or centimeters for a precise size recommendation, or convert from any known size system to all others including width guidance.

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Measure heel to longest toe
How to Measure Your Foot
1Place a blank piece of paper on a hard floor and stand on it
2Trace around your foot with a pen held perpendicular to the floor
3Measure the longest point (heel to big toe or longest toe)

Why Shoe Sizes Vary by Country

There is no universal shoe sizing standard. US sizes use a barleycorn-based system (1/3 inch per size); European (EU/Paris point) sizes are based on two-thirds of a centimeter; UK sizes are also barleycorn-based but differ from US by about 1.5 sizes; Japanese sizes are the foot length in centimeters. Always verify your size using a foot measurement rather than relying solely on past purchases.

The +0.5cm Rule

Properly fitting shoes should have approximately 1 cm (3/8 inch) of space between your longest toe and the end of the shoe. This calculator adds 0.5cm to your measured foot length to approximate the correct shoe interior length. This prevents toe crowding and accounts for natural foot swelling during activity.

Brand Sizing Notes

NikeGenerally runs about 0.5 size small β€” consider sizing up
AdidasTrue to size for most styles; Ultraboost can run small
New BalanceWider toe box; true to size or slightly generous
ConverseRuns 1–1.5 sizes large β€” size down
VansCan run small, especially for wider feet
ASICSGenerally true to size; narrower toe box
Tip: Measure your feet in the afternoon β€” feet naturally swell throughout the day and after exercise. If one foot is larger (common), always size for the larger foot.

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