Our sneakers are sized in US men’s sizes. Use the chart to convert from US women’s, UK, or EU sizes, measure your feet if you are unsure, and check the fit note for the style you like.
US, UK, and EU shoe size chart
Choose the size whose foot length is equal to or just above your measurement. Women: pick the US women’s size you normally wear.
Conversions are approximate. Foot length is measured heel to longest toe.
US men’s
US women’s
UK
EU
Foot length
7
8.5
6
40
25 cm
7.5
9
6.5
40.5
25.5 cm
8
9.5
7
41
26 cm
8.5
10
7.5
42
26.5 cm
9
10.5
8
42.5
27 cm
9.5
11
8.5
43
27.5 cm
10
11.5
9
44
28 cm
10.5
12
9.5
44.5
28.5 cm
11
12.5
10
45
29 cm
11.5
13
10.5
45.5
29.5 cm
12
13.5
11
46
30 cm
13
14.5
12
47.5
31 cm
How to measure your feet
Measure in the evening, wearing the socks you plan to wear with the shoes.
Stand on a sheet of paper with your heel against a wall and mark the tip of your longest toe.
Measure from the wall to the mark in centimeters. Use the longer foot.
Every sneaker we currently sell comes in standard width (D). We do not stock wide (2E) sizes yet. If standard shoes usually press on the sides of your forefoot, knit and slip-on styles give a little more room. Our width guide shows how to check your width at home.
Choose the larger size. Feet swell during the day and on long walks, and a little room at the toe is more comfortable than a snug fit.
Jacket, hoodie, and coat sizes
Outerwear uses letter sizes, usually S to XL. Each product page lists the fit, such as regular or tailored, and on most styles the height and size the model wears. The easiest check is to measure a jacket you already own and compare. See our men’s jacket and coat size guide.