A Word of Advice: Your feet may vary slightly in size throughout the day. For the most comfortable stride, we recommend measuring both feet and selecting your size based on the larger one.

Step-by-step instructions

I. Proper Equipment:

• Two A4 sheets of sturdy paper

• A sharp pencil or penaccuracy.

• A reliable tailor’s measuring tape

I. Trace the Profile

• Sit with your foot planted firmly on a sheet of paper.

• Have a helper trace your outline for best accuracy.

• Hold the pencil perfectly upright (90°) so the line follows the true shape of your foot.

II. The Toe Extension

• While tracing around the toes, apply gentle downward pressure so the toes are at their maximum natural extension.

• This ensures a roomy, comfortable fit at the toe box.

III. The Ball of the Foot (Width)

• Use a tailor’s tape to measure the widest part of the sole, just behind the toes (the ball of the foot).

• Note this measurement as your Width.

IV. The Instep (Height)

• Wrap the measuring tape completely around the instep—the highest point of the arch.

• Record this measurement as your Height.

V. The Total Length

• From the profile drawing, measure the straight-line distance from the rearmost point of the heel to the tip of your longest toe.

• Record this as your Length.

Tips and checks

• Perform measurements while wearing the socks you plan to use with the shoes or boots.

• Measure both feet; use the larger measurements when ordering.

• If between standard sizes, consider that Goodyear-welted and handsewn constructions often allow for slight adjustment—consult size guidance if available.

• note your current size in similar boots: size, shoe size standard (USA, EU, UK), boots brand.