We are aligned with the measurements of classic footwear just choose the number you usually use.
More ways to find the right size
Choose the type of shoe and transform the length of your foot in centimeters into the shoe size, consulting the table.
No stiching
| EU | Length (mm) |
| 35 | 230 |
| 36 | 236 |
| 37 | 245 |
| 38 | 250 |
| 39 | 256 |
| 40 | 264 |
| 41 | 270 |
| 42 | 276 |
Visible stiching
| EU | Length (mm) |
| 35 | 235 |
| 36 | 242 |
| 37 | 250 |
| 38 | 256 |
| 39 | 263 |
| 40 | 270 |
| 41 | 275 |
| 42 | 283 |
To get a more precise measurement follow these simple instructions:
Measure both feet – you may get two different values, so consider the larger size.
Relax your foot – you will get a more accurate measurement.
More tips for feet
Do you have a high instep or a wide sole?
We suggest you one size larger than the measurements indicated.
Do you have particularly thin feet?
We suggest you size smaller than the measurements indicated.
Anatomical outsole

The fit is big, for those with a half
size we recommend the smaller size.
Heeled sandals

The fit is regular