How to Measure
Your Feet.
The right fit begins with the right measurements.
A few careful minutes help us understand the shape of each foot. Use the guide below, then record both sides before ordering.
See how to measure your feet.
Follow the video alongside the illustrated guide, then record measurements for each foot separately.
Measurement tutorial video coming soon.
Key measurement points.
Use the diagram to find the six points on your feet. We will guide you through each measurement in the steps below.
Length (A) and ball width (B)
Four girth measurements (C–F)
Follow these six steps.
Take your time, measure both feet, and refer to the diagram above for the exact measurement points.
- 1
Prepare your supplies.
You'll need paper, a pencil, a flexible tape measure, and socks you plan to wear with your shoes.
- 2
Stand and trace your feet.
Place paper on a hard floor, stand naturally, and trace the outline of each foot.
- 3
Measure length and width.
Using the top view, measure the length (A) and widest part (B) of each foot.
- 4
Take the four girths.
Using a flexible tape, measure the forefoot, midfoot, instep, and ankle at C–F.
- 5
Repeat for the other foot.
Measure both left and right feet, as they often differ. Record each separately.
- 6
Include fit concerns.
Tell us about high insteps, wide forefeet, bunions, or any other fit notes in the form below.
Measurement key
- A
- Foot lengthLongest toe to back of heel
- B
- Ball widthWidest part across the forefoot
- C
- Toe girthAround the base of the toes
- D
- Waist girthAround the midfoot and arch
- E
- Instep girthAround the highest part of the instep
- F
- Ankle / heel girthAround the ankle, just above the ankle bone
See how to measure each foot.
Watch the short visual guide before filling in the worksheet. Use the diagram and measurement key to record your left and right foot separately.
30-second Handsole guide · A–F measurement pointsWrite Them Down.
Keep Each Foot Separate.
Foot lengths can differ. Recording both sides makes it easier to discuss your usual size, width and any fit concerns before production.
- 01Enter all six measurements in centimeters for the left and right foot.
- 02Add the US shoe size you normally wear and any fit concerns.
Your Measurement Worksheet
All six measurements are in centimeters. Enter both feet separately; save the results with your order or print them.
The numbers are a starting point. Shape makes the fit.
Use your measurements to compare toe shapes and available widths. If your feet differ or you have a fit concern, share both sets with us before ordering.
Find Your Fit ↗Foot Measurement Questions.
Should I measure both feet?
Yes. Record both feet separately. If one is slightly longer or wider, include that difference when discussing fit rather than sending only one number.
Should I wear socks while measuring?
Use the type of socks you normally wear with the shoes you are buying and keep the same approach for both feet.
Is my foot measurement the same as my shoe size?
No. Foot measurements inform the fit discussion, but the shoe's last, toe geometry, offered width and construction also affect how it feels. Consult our Sizing & Fit guide before selecting a product configuration.
Can I send measurements for an upcoming event?
Yes. If timing matters, include your event date when you contact us. We can discuss fit and production feasibility before you place an order.