Find Your Fit
When it comes to comfortable shoes, the right fit makes all the difference. We’re here to help you find your size so you can walk in confidence.
Not sure where to start? Follow our How to Measure Your Foot guide below, then match your measurement to our size charts. And if your new shoes still don’t fit quite right, returns are free and easy within 28 days of purchase. Check out our return policy for more details.
Women’s Size Guide
Men’s Size Guide
How To Measure Yourself
Finding your fit at home is simple. All you’ll need is a piece of paper, a pen, and a ruler.
Step 1:
Place a piece of paper on the floor against a wall. Stand with your heel gently touching the wall and your foot flat on the paper.
Step 2:
Mark the longest point of your foot (usually your big toe or second toe). Repeat with the other foot, as right and left sizes may be different.
Step 3:
Mark the longest point of your foot (usually your big toe or second toe). Repeat with the other foot, as right and left sizes may be different.
Signs You’re Wearing The Wrong Size
Wearing the right size isn’t just about comfort. It’s about keeping your feet happy and healthy. Here are a few signs your shoes might not fit properly:
- The toe box is too tight. If a shoe is too small, you might experience pinching or irritation on the edge of your big toe or pinky toe.
- Your heels or ankles feel irritated. If a shoe collar is too high, for example, you might experience redness or blisters on your ankle bone (indicating a too-large fit).
- The shoe's arch is in the wrong place. If the shoe is too big, the arch might land too close to your heel. In a shoe too small, it might land too close to the ball of your foot.
- Your heel slips out while walking. In a shoe that is too big, this might happen even when the laces are tied tight.
