Low cut
Pay attention to heel hold, forefoot width and the point where the opening meets the foot.
FIT TOOL · FIVE STEPS
Measure first.
Move second.
A size label is only a starting point. Length, width, volume, socks and construction change how a shoe feels.Start measuring ↓01 / MEASURE
Turn the outline of your foot into a useful comparison.
- 01
Prepare
Paper, pencil, ruler and the socks you expect to wear.
- 02
Trace
Stand naturally and trace both feet with the pencil upright.
- 03
Measure
Measure heel to longest toe and note the larger result.
- 04
Compare
Use the chart attached to the exact silhouette and check what its measurement means.
- 05
Test
Walk indoors and notice toe room, heel hold, width and pressure points.
02 / FEEL THE FIT
Read four signals together.
No single test can describe the whole fit. Check the shoe while standing, walking and turning.- Length
- Toes can move without the foot sliding forward.
- Width
- No concentrated pressure across the forefoot.
- Heel
- Secure enough for walking, without aggressive rubbing.
- Volume
- Instep and closure feel supported, not compressed.
03 / SHAPE CHANGES FIT
High cut
Check the opening, ankle movement, lacing range and the socks you plan to wear.
Slip-on
Upper tension and heel hold matter because there is less adjustment after you put the shoe on.
READY TO COMPARE?