European Shoe Sizes

European Shoe Sizes

European Shoe Sizes

Shoe sizes are different all over the world. There is no promptness in shoe size measure from one nation to another. Not many of us have encountered this fact. But people, who are really keen on wearing international brands, might be interested in knowing that. European people are Brand possessive. We want to make you more aware with your international shoe purchase. Different sizes depend upon the measurement scheme followed by every country. In many countries, people prefer to wear comfort fit shoes. These are made on their personal demands. Due to the lack of a proper system in many nations, there has been a disparity, all over the world. Different countries use different shoe making technologies. Therefore, in order to wear international brands, you will have to know the equivalent of your shoe size in each country. Where can one find the shoe equivalent measures? This is easily available on the internet. Just make a search for the international shoe size comparison chart on your search engine. The tool is quite well-situated to find your equivalent shoe size for any other country.

Unfortunately, there is no formula by which you can convert your shoe size into some other county shoe size, then you are sadly mistaken. There is no standard formula to measure that. Every time you want to convert your shoe size to other country, look it up in the conversion chart. A better idea is to memorize your shoe size into all your favorite international brands. We will illustrate this with the help of an example.  European shoe sizes are numbered in 30’s and 40’s. Your shoe size thirty seven in Europe would be the equivalent to shoe size five in the Unites States. That means U.S shoes are 32 numbers lesser than equivalent European shoes. But European shoe size forty three measures equivalent to the shoe size of nine in the United States. Now the difference has increased by two. Therefore, you will end up making a wrong pair of shoes by your manual calculations. Trust on the standard conversion chart for the perfect purchase.

For all the fashion aware European women, here is a conversion of your European shoe size into the American shoe index. European shoe sizes for ladies start from size 36(which is equivalent to size 5), 37(which is equivalent to size 6), 38(which is equivalent to size 7), 39(which is equivalent to size 8), 40(which is equivalent to size 8 and a half), 41(which is equivalent to size 9), 42(which is equivalent to size 10), 43(which is equivalent to size 11) and 44(which is equivalent to size 11 and a half).

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This post was written by admin on May 2009

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  1. marianne June 15, 2009 2:53 am

    This chart is useful. I printed it and will take it when travelling

  2. Marlin August 11, 2009 4:39 am

    Hey, thanks. I really needed to know the european shoe sizes. I think everyone finds your post useful!

  3. Lester August 12, 2009 5:18 am

    Thanks for sharing the european shoe sizes chart. I will bookmark it. It’s really useful for ordering shoes online.

  4. Jack August 14, 2009 3:28 pm

    The many way shoe sizes are represented in the world are weird. They should use only a shoe size reference. It’s not a good thing to have european shoe sizes, australian shoe sizes, usa sizes and so on.

  5. Lauren August 19, 2009 2:01 pm

    Jack is right. Maybe they could use only one international shoe sizes. The european shoe sizes seem the best to choose, for instance.

  6. corsten August 21, 2009 11:09 pm

    wow, thanks a lot! i was really looking for a japanese to european shoe sizes conversion.

    i find this very useful.

  7. Harley August 27, 2009 3:32 am

    It is not that easy to use the european shoe sizes as the universal sizes. People are used to their type of measure. It would take some time to accommodate.

  8. Justine October 27, 2009 5:22 am

    This is confusing. In Australia I’m size 8.5 but in Central Europe I’m size 39. On your chart that makes me somewhere between a 6 and an 8 in UK sizes…

  9. Andy Stenson November 4, 2009 4:06 am

    I have a girlfriend who has a footsize of 40 and I would like to get her boots,but what is size 40 in english shoe size?

  10. Victoria February 16, 2010 5:40 am

    Это не точная таблица! В Японии у меня 23.5,а италянская обувь у меня 37,в Америке я заказываю 6-6,5!?

  11. LindaJean May 18, 2010 11:26 am

    But what about half sizes? If I am a 7.5 in U.S. how can I convert to a Euro 38 which is a 7?? A U.S. size 7 is too small for me. Help!!!! I’ve seen some Euro charts that say 38 is equal to a 7 and a 7.5? How can that be? I don’t get it. Should I go up to a 39?? Which would be a U.S. size 8 which I am not either? Totally confused.

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