Fit Guide

Find Your Perfect Fit

Every pair is handcrafted on traditional lasts. Use the chart and guide below to find your size with confidence.

Size Conversion

Men's Shoe Size Chart

UK · US · EU · Foot Length

UK	US	EU	Foot Length (mm)	Foot Length (cm)
4	5	37	235	23.5
4.5	5.5	37.5	238	23.8
5	6	38	242	24.2
5.5	6.5	39	245	24.5
6	7	40	248	24.8
6.5	7.5	40.5	252	25.2
7	8	41	255	25.5
7.5	8.5	41.5	258	25.8
8	9	42	262	26.2
8.5	9.5	42.5	265	26.5
9	10	43	268	26.8
9.5	10.5	43.5	272	27.2
10	11	44	275	27.5
10.5	11.5	44.5	278	27.8
11	12	45	282	28.2
11.5	12.5	46	285	28.5
12	13	47	288	28.8
12.5	13.5	47.5	292	29.2
13	14	48	295	29.5
14	15	49	302	30.2
15	16	50	308	30.8

Highlighted rows (UK 7–10) represent our most popular sizing range.

Step by Step

How to Measure Your Foot

Place a sheet of paper on a hard floor, against a wall. Stand on the paper with your heel touching the wall, wearing the type of socks you'd normally wear with the shoes.

Mark the longest point of your foot on the paper — this is usually the tip of your big toe, but check, as it can vary.

Measure the distance from the wall to your mark in millimetres or centimetres. Repeat for both feet — most people have one foot slightly larger than the other.

Use the larger of your two measurements and match it to the foot length column in the chart above to find your size.

Good to Know

Fit Notes

Measure in the evening

Feet swell slightly throughout the day. For the most accurate size, measure in the evening rather than first thing in the morning.

Genuine leather will mould to your foot

Our shoes are handcrafted from full-grain leather, which softens and shapes itself to your foot over the first few wears. A new pair should feel snug, not loose.