pre-purchase guide: how to measure your feet

We always ask customers and potential customers to measure their foot length in a particular way to ascertain shoe sizing before purchase, so we send you the right shoe the first time.

Here's our guide to measuring your foot:

1. With bare feet, place your big toe against something like a skirting board that is true, straight and immovable.

2. Standing straight, ask someone to place a straight, solid edge (eg, a spirit level or block of wood) just touching the back of your heel. 

3. Make sure the straight-edged item at your heel is running parallel with the skirting board.

4. Measure the shortest distance (A - see diagram above) between the two straight edges, IE, the perpendicular. 

5. Repeat the measurement two or three times on the same foot, to ensure consistent a consistent reading.

6. Then repeat for the other foot.

7. There is often a slight variation in size between the feet. Always go with the longer length.

8. Refer to the chart attached below for relevant UK shoe size.

9. EXAMPLE: Note that 27.5 cm is the optimum length for a UK9, so if your measurement is 27.6 cm,  this makes you a UK9.5.
 
Most people will be a half-to-a-whole size smaller in a Do-win shoe than other shoes, such as trainers.

Please contact David with your measurements and for any questions about style, or technical information. 
Mobile: 07808020930. Email: [email protected]