World Shoe Size Table
A 32-row shoe size chart covering 7 regional systems, based on foot length in millimetres so you can convert from a measurement rather than guessing.
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World Shoe Size Table
A 32-row shoe size chart covering 7 regional systems, based on foot length in millimetres so you can convert from a measurement rather than guessing.
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About World Shoe Size Table
Adult, kids, and regional shoe labels
The table aligns foot length in millimeters with common US men, US women, UK, EU, Japan, China, and Korea labels, including adult and kids ranges where available. It helps translate a known size into nearby international notations before checking a product page.
Foot-length highlight and comparison mode
Enter foot length in millimeters to highlight the nearest row, then use all-region view or two-region comparison to inspect the size systems you care about. The result is a lookup aid, so leave room for socks, toe space, width, and shoe style.
Not podiatry or brand-specific fitting
Shoe fit depends on last shape, width, instep height, material, activity, and growth for children. Do not use this page for foot pain, orthotics, medical footwear, kids growth allowance, or a guaranteed brand fit; confirm with a professional or the retailer when needed.
FAQ
Common questions and answers about this topic.
How do I measure my foot for this shoe size table?
Measure the straight-line distance from the heel to the longest toe and enter it in millimetres. The tool accepts 150–305 mm and matches the measurement to the nearest 5 mm row in the table.
What US, UK, and EU shoe sizes match a 245 mm foot length?
In this table, 245 mm maps to US men 6.5, US women 8, UK 6, EU 38.5, Japan 24.5, China 39.5, and Korea 245. Use the foot-length row as the common reference when comparing labels.
Can US men's and women's shoe size numbers be used interchangeably?
The two US columns use different numbering scales. For example, the 260 mm row is US men 8 and US women 9.5. Select the correct US column instead of treating one number as shared by both systems.
How do I compare an EU shoe size with Japan, China, and Korea?
Match the labels through the same foot-length row. In this table, 280 mm corresponds to EU 44, Japan 28, China 45, and Korea 280, so those values can be compared without assuming their numbering scales are identical.
What happens when my foot length falls between two rows?
The foot-length input rounds to the nearest 5 mm row: 247 mm matches 245 mm, while 248 mm matches 250 mm. The result is a lookup aid, not a promise that a particular shoe will fit.
Can this table guarantee a brand's fit or shoe width?
No. The table compares regional labels through foot length, but it does not model a brand's last shape, width, materials, socks, or shoe design. Confirm the retailer's own size and width guide before choosing a specific pair.
Data Sources
This tool's data is compiled from the authoritative sources below.
- ISO 19407:2023 - Footwear sizing conversion systems(opens in a new tab)
- Brannock Device instructions and fitting tips(opens in a new tab)
- Brannock Device scale comparison chart(opens in a new tab)
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