Size guide

Find your size without guessing.

Measure your longer foot, compare it with the table and check whether you need half a size more. Leather adapts with wear; the base size has to be right from day one.

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Recommended method

Foot lengthFrom the heel to your longest toe. This is the main measurement.

Foot widthUse it if your instep or the front of your foot usually feels tight.

Mide ambos piesBuy using the measurement of your longer foot.

The decision first

Calculate before scrolling down to the table.

The full table is there as a reference. To buy, the quickest route is: measure M1, say whether your foot is wide, and decide with a clear rule.

Tape a sheet of paper to the floor.

Do it standing, with your normal body weight on the foot. Do not measure sitting down.

Traza ambos pies.

Hold the pencil upright, against the outline. Measure both the left and right foot.

Record M1 and M2.

M1 is length. M2 is width. If you only have one measurement, use M1.

Buy for the longer foot.

If you are near the limit or wear thick socks, consider half a size up.

Decision rules

Qué hacer cuando dudas.

The guide should settle the usual question: do I stay in this size or go half a size up. These rules make the decision explicit.

Between two sizes

Sube media.

Especially in boots, with a wide foot or thick socks. Better to adjust with the laces than to fight the instep.

One foot longer

Buy for that foot.

You can compensate for the shorter foot. The longer one will not forgive a tight size.

Still not sure

Manda medidas.

Send us M1, M2 and the model you want. The answer should be concrete, not another table.

Referencia completa

Footwear tables.

Find your maximum foot length in centimetres and read the whole row for its MX, EU, US and inch equivalents.

Read a whole row, not a single column.Centimetres are the base measurement; MX, EU, US and inches are its equivalents.The recommended row is highlighted here