Product Size Chart: Women's Shoes

Women's shoes such as derby shoes, loafers, mules, flats, pumps, and similar styles are commonly sold using EU numeric sizing. Use your foot length as the primary sizing reference, with foot width as an additional fit check.

EU Size Approx. Foot Length US Women's* UK*
34 21.5–22.0 cm / 8.5–8.7 in 4–4.5 2
35 22.0–22.5 cm / 8.7–8.9 in 5 2.5
36 22.5–23.0 cm / 8.9–9.1 in 5.5–6 3–3.5
37 23.0–23.5 cm / 9.1–9.3 in 6.5 4
38 23.5–24.5 cm / 9.3–9.6 in 7–7.5 5
39 24.5–25.0 cm / 9.6–9.8 in 8–8.5 5.5–6
40 25.0–25.5 cm / 9.8–10.0 in 9 6.5
41 25.5–26.5 cm / 10.0–10.4 in 9.5–10 7–7.5
42 26.5–27.0 cm / 10.4–10.6 in 10.5–11 8
43 27.0–27.5 cm / 10.6–10.8 in 11.5–12 9
44 27.5–28.5 cm / 10.8–11.2 in 12.5–13 9.5–10
45 28.5–29.0 cm / 11.2–11.4 in 13.5–14 10.5–11
46 29.0–30.0 cm / 11.4–11.8 in 14.5–15 11.5–12
47 30.0–30.5 cm / 11.8–12.0 in 15.5–16 12.5–13

*US and UK conversions are approximate and may vary by brand.

How to Measure

Foot Length: Stand with your heel against a wall and measure from the back of your heel to the tip of your longest toe.

Foot Width: Measure across the widest part of your forefoot.

Measure both feet while standing and use the larger measurement.

Choosing the Right Size

If your measurement falls between two sizes, the larger size is generally the safer choice, especially for closed or narrow-fitting shoes.

Derby / Lace-Up Shoes — laces provide some adjustment, but toe-box width and length should still fit comfortably.

Loafers & Flats — should fit securely without excessive heel slipping or pressure around the toes.

Mules / Open-Back Shoes — your heel should sit comfortably on the footbed without extending past the back.

Pointed-Toe Shoes — may feel narrower and can require additional room.

Width & Fit

Regular Fit — designed for average foot width.
Wide Fit — provides additional room across the forefoot.
Narrow Fit — designed for slimmer feet.

Leather may soften slightly with wear, while rigid synthetic materials usually stretch less.

Please Note

Women's shoe sizing is not completely standardized between brands. Toe shape, width, sole construction, materials, and shoe style can all affect fit.

Use foot length as the primary reference and foot width as an additional check.