Black Washed Horse Butt Leather Cap-Toe Boots
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Size Chart
How to Measure
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Men’s Footwear Size Reference
US Size
EU Size
UK Size
Foot Length (mm)
Nike / Adidas Reference*
6
39
5
245
7
6.5
39.5
5.5
245–250
7.5
7
40
6
250
8
7.5
40.5
6.5
255
8.5
8
41
7
255–260
9
8.5
41.5
7.5
260
9.5
9
42
8
265
10
9.5
42.5
8.5
270
10.5
10
43
9
270–275
11
10.5
43.5
9.5
275
11.5
11
44
10
280
12
11.5
44.5
10.5
285
12.5
12
45
11
290
13
13
46
12
300
14
14
47
13
310
15
15
48
14
320
16
*The Nike / Adidas column is an approximate US men’s sneaker-size reference, not an official conversion chart from either brand. Fit varies by model and foot shape. Foot length means the length of your foot, not the shoe, insole, or centimetre size printed on a shoe label. Product-specific sizing guidance takes priority.
How to Measure Your Feet
Wear the socks you intend to wear with your shoes.
Place a sheet of paper on a firm, flat surface. Stand on it with your weight evenly distributed.
Mark the back of your heel and the tip of your longest toe. Measure the distance between the marks in millimetres.
Measure both feet and use the longer measurement as your starting reference.
Compare your measurement with the chart. If it falls between sizes or near an overlapping range, contact us for advice about your selected style.
Choosing Your Size
Use US Men’s Sizing
This guide uses US men’s sizes as its main reference. Check the size options and fit information on the product page before choosing your size.
Know Your Brannock Measurement?
Your Brannock measurement is a useful starting point. Proper fitting considers heel-to-toe length, arch length, and width. The shape of the particular shoe can still affect the size that fits you best.
Comparing with Other Brands
Use your current shoe size as a comparison rather than a guaranteed match. For example, this chart lists US 8 alongside a US 9 sneaker reference. Different models may fit differently, so confirm with your foot measurement.
Width and Foot Shape
Standard D width is the medium-width reference used in this guide. Confirm the available width on the product page.
If you have wide or narrow feet, a high instep, or usually require a special width, contact us before ordering. Changing the length by half a size may not resolve a width-related fit issue.
Check the fit indoors: Try your footwear on a clean indoor surface. Your toes should not feel compressed, and your foot should feel comfortably supported. Keep the packaging while checking the fit and review our Return & Refund Policy if you need assistance.
Need Help Choosing a Size?
Send us the product name or link, the length of both feet in millimetres, your usual shoe size, and any width or fit concerns. Our team can help you review the sizing options before purchase.
Email: arrosy296@gmail.com
The published chart above keeps its original units.
Use the foot-length range for this style.
Measurements refer to your feet, not the outsole or insole.
Size chart
Size
Foot length (cm)
Contact us for the size chart for this style.
Include your foot length and usual shoe size.
Foot length
Wear the socks you plan to wear with these shoes.
Place paper on a firm floor against a wall.
Stand with your heel gently touching the wall.
Mark the tip of your longest toe, then measure
from the wall to the mark.
Measure both feet and use the longer measurement.
Do not add extra toe allowance.
Width & fit
If you usually need wide shoes, have a high instep,
or find yourself between sizes, ask us about the last
used for this style. Increasing the size may not
resolve a width issue.
Measure again if your result looks unusual.
Do not measure the sole of another shoe.
Start with the length of your longer foot.
Fit also depends on width, instep and the last used
for this style.
Foot length (cm )
Usual width / fit
Standard
Narrow
Wide
High instep
Not sure
Usual shoe size & brand
(optional)
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