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Size Chart

Size chart

Women’s shoe size chart — TR/EUR, UK, US and centimetres

Fit notes by style

Style Fit What we’d do
Pointed pumps & courts Runs small Size up, especially if you have a wide forefoot
Round and square toe True to size Take your usual EU size
Ballet flats True to size They relax about a third of a size with wear
Mules True to size Backless styles feel more secure a touch snug
Loafers & moccasins True to size Size up if you’ll wear them with socks
Sneakers Slightly generous Between sizes, go down
Boots True to size Size up for thick socks in winter or for a wide calf

Width and high insteps

Our last is cut slightly wider through the ball of the foot than most European brands, so a standard EU size usually works even for feet that struggle elsewhere. If you have a genuinely wide foot or a high instep, the round-toe, square-toe and mule shapes will be far more comfortable than the pointed ones — and boots with an elasticated panel will be the easiest of all.

If you still get it wrong

Exchanges can be requested within 7 days of delivery, subject to availability; a collection fee applies — see Returns and Exchange. If the size you need is out of stock, we’ll refund in full or hold your exchange until it’s back.