Size Guide

ASH SIZE GUIDE

BOBUX SIZE GUIDE

STEP 1 You can measure your childs foot with just an A4 piece of paper and a pen

STEP 2 Always leave some wiggle room at the toe

CAT SIZE GUIDE

CHATHAM SIZE GUIDE

ECCO SIZE GUIDE

ECCO shoes have a unique type of fit – we call it the ‘Freedom Fit’. It refers to the fact that our shoes allow the toes to move freely and wriggle as you walk.

STEP 1
To measure your feet from heel to toe, all you need is a piece of paper, a pen and a ruler.

STEP 2
Place the paper on the floor against a wall. Put the foot on the piece of paper, with the heel against the wall.

STEP 3
Mark the longest path of the foot on the paper. Repeat for both feet since it is common to have different length feet.

STEP 4

Measure the distance and compare it with the size chart below. Use the measurement on the longest foot when choosing which size to order.

LOTUS SIZE GUIDE

NPS SIZE GUIDE

Wearing socks, stand on your paper and make a mark at the end of your longest toe and at the back of your heel. Join up the marks with a straight line. Do this for both feet as usually one foot is bigger than the other. Measure the length of your longest foot and add approximately 7-8mm / 0.25″ to give yourself some tolerance for your toes. Now find the closest (larger) dimension on the chart below. If your size falls exactly on the split between two sizes, we would suggest you purchase the larger size. If the footwear is slightly too large, most footwear retails, pharmacies and cobblers sell a removable insert that will bridge this sizing gap / fit issue for you.

A last is used in footwear manufacturing to give your boots and shoes shape and definition, the corresponding last size can be found in the details of each of our products.

RIEKER SIZE GUIDE

SOLOVAIR SIZE GUIDE

Wearing socks, stand on your paper and make a mark at the end of your longest toe and at the back of your heel. Join up the marks with a straight line. Do this for both feet as usually one foot is bigger than the other. Measure the length of your longest foot and add approximately 7-8mm / 0.25″ to give yourself some tolerance for your toes. Now find the closest (larger) dimension on the chart below. If your size falls exactly on the split between two sizes, we would suggest you purchase the larger size. If the footwear is slightly too large, most footwear retails, pharmacies and cobblers sell a removable insert that will bridge this sizing gap / fit issue for you.

A last is used in footwear manufacturing to give your boots and shoes shape and definition, the corresponding last size can be found in the details of each of our products.