Men’s Leather Shoes Size Chart
US Size | UK Size | EU Size | Foot Length |
US 6 | UK 5.5 | EU 38 | 24.0 cm / 9.45 in |
US 6.5 | UK 6 | EU 39 | 24.5 cm / 9.65 in |
US 7 | UK 6.5 | EU 40 | 25.0 cm / 9.84 in |
US 8 | UK 7 | EU 41 | 25.5 cm / 10.04 in |
US 8.5 | UK 7.5 | EU 42 | 26.0 cm / 10.24 in |
US 9.5 | UK 8.5 | EU 43 | 26.5 cm / 10.43 in |
US 10 | UK 9 | EU 44 | 27.0 cm / 10.63 in |
US 11 | UK 10 | EU 45 | 27.5 cm / 10.83 in |
US 12 | UK 11 | EU 46 | 28.0 cm / 11.02 in |
US 13 | UK 12 | EU 47 | 28.5 cm / 11.22 in |
US 14 | UK 13 | EU 48 | 29.0 cm / 11.42 in |
How to Measure Your Feet
- Place your foot on a piece of paper while standing naturally.
- Mark the tip of your longest toe and the back of your heel.
- Measure the distance between the two points.
- Compare your foot length with the size chart above.
- If you are between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size for a more comfortable fit.
Fit Tips for Leather Shoes
Leather shoes may feel slightly firm at first and usually become more comfortable after a short break-in period. For the best fit, try them on indoors with the type of socks you normally wear. If you have wider feet or prefer extra room, choosing half a size up may be more comfortable.
For formal styles such as Derby shoes or monk strap shoes, a snug but not tight fit is recommended. For loafers, the fit should be secure enough that the heel does not slip when walking.