If you’ve ordered or are looking to order shoes…
Shoe fitting is more about personal preference than geometry - 3 people with identical feet, could try the same shoe, and they could have 3 different opinions about whether the shoe fits.
So, we recommend trying them on to see what you think. If you’re planning to wear your shoes with socks, try them on that way. If you want a more barefoot experience, you can try them in bare feet or with a very thin sock. You can also experiment with removing the sockliner (insole) for an even “more barefoot” experience or to help get your ideal fit.
If you ordered or are looking to order sandals…
Similarly, length is a bit of personal preference. Some people want their toes up to the front edge, some people like them slightly further back, and some people even wear their sandals so that their toes hang slightly over the front edge — it’s entirely up to you!
You can use the size guide below to get started, the CM measurements are for your foot length so you can find your UK size needed. Check out the fit advice on the product page, some of our styles may require sizing up or down - this is based on our customer feedback to help guide you to the best fit.
We recommend measuring from heel to longest toes on both feet and using the longest length when ordering for the most comfortable fit. Most people's feet aren't perfectly symmetrical, so it's very possible your one foot is slightly longer, wider, or shaped differently than your other
What size should I order?
We recommend starting with your usual size, but here are a few general guidelines to help you decide:
Wear a whole size? Stick with your regular size.
- If you typically wear a half size (like a 8.5, 9.5), consider going up to the next whole size when recommended on the product page. (excluding sandals)
- Prefer a little extra room? Sizing up may feel more comfortable.
- As a reference, moving up a half size generally adds about ¼ inch in length and ⅛ inch in width
If you’ve worn our styles before:
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If most of your shoes feel good in a certain size, it’s okay to stay consistent with that and go up or down a size if recommended.
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Fit can vary slightly between styles due to materials and design, so sizing may not feel exactly the same across every shoe.
Each product page includes specific sizing recommendations when needed. We always suggest checking those for the most accurate guidance.
