SIZE GUIDE

SIZE GRADES

To help understand how the fitting of each shoe runs, we have categorised them into 2 'grades'.

  • Grade 1: runs true
  • Grade 2: runs slightly large

SIZE CHART

  1. Measure your foot length in cm - check out our Guide for Measuring Your Foot Length here.
  2. Check your recommended size against the chart below. Take note of your size for both Grade 1 and Grade 2, as they may differ

    If you are between sizes and you have narrow feet, please consider sizing down as most of our shoes are quite generous in width.
    Inversely, if you are in between sizes and have wide feet or generally need to size up in other shoes due to extra width requirements, please consider sizing up and choosing a leather pair for maximum stretch potential.

    Charlie Stone Size

    Size Grade 1

    Foot Length (cm)

    Size Grade 2

    Foot Length (cm)
    35

    22.0 - 22.4

    		 22.1 - 22.6
    36

    22.5 - 23.1

    		 22.7 - 23.3
    37

    23.2 - 23.8

    		 23.4 - 24.0
    38

    23.9 - 24.5

    		 24.1 - 24.7
    39

    24.6 - 25.1

    		 24.8 - 25.3
    40

    25.2 - 25.8

    		 25.4 - 26.0
    41

    25.9 - 26.4

    		 26.1 - 26.6
    42 26.5 - 27.1 26.7 - 27.3
    43 27.2 - 27.8 27.4 - 28.0

SIZING FAQ

Q: How do your shoes compare in sizing to other brands?
Our shoes generally run slightly larger than other fashion brands, particularly vs UK and US brands.   

    Q: I have wide feet/high arches/bunions/swelling - should I size up?
    Instead of sizing up, we normally recommend choosing one of our wider fitting styles - Montpellier or Peta - and spending time softening and stretching the upper. Our shoes run slightly large so if you size up, you may risk having a shoe that is too long. 

    Q: My shoes feel really tight! Should I size up?
    If they feel too tight in length, we recommend exchanging for a size up. If it is only the width that is tight, we recommend spending time to stretch and soften the upper. Use our hairdryer+socks trick for an easy and painless method of stretching out your new shoes.

    Q: My shoes feel a bit loose! Should I size down?
    Move your feet forward so they feel comfortable in the front part of the shoe. If you have 1.5cm or more in the back heel, then please exchange for a size down. If you have about 1cm or less in the back, please use an insole or heel grip (a size down will be too tight both length and width wise).