Foot length in cm is used to determine your size. Here are instructions for taking your measurement and finding the right size. Standing, place your bare foot on a sheet of paper and trace the outline (or ask someone to do it for you) with a pencil held vertically. Repeat for the other foot. If the measurements obtained are not identical, keep the larger of the two. Find your size using the table below, by looking at which size corresponds to your foot length measurement.

Regarding the width of your foot, we cannot provide you with a table because this measurement is very delicate to take. To determine if you need a foot width option, rely on your usual shoes. If the width of your usual shoes suits you, do not take a foot width option. If you are often tight in shoes in your size or, conversely, if shoes in your size are generally too wide for your foot, choose the custom option in the size drop-down menu.

The instep is the most prominent place on the top of the foot, just below the ankle. This is also a fairly difficult measurement to take accurately, so it's best to rely on your feelings based on your usual shoes. If you find that your instep is stronger or thinner than average, we recommend you choose the custom option in the size drop-down menu.

In the table below, you can see our standard boot height measurements according to models and sizes. How to check if the boot height of the desired model corresponds to the height of your leg? Barefoot and sitting on a chair, knees bent at right angles, place a tape measure along your leg, vertically to the ground. Stop at the boot height (in cm) corresponding to your size in the table below. If you like this height, that is, the boot does not seem too low or too high, you can continue and choose a standard size. If the boot height measurements of the model you want are not compatible with your size in the table below, we recommend you choose the custom option in the size drop-down menu.

In the table below, you can see the standard measurements of the calf perimeter according to models and sizes. Barefoot, bare legs and sitting on a chair, knees bent at right angles, wrap a tape measure around the strongest (widest) part of your calf. Measure different places on your calf, to be sure that you are well positioned at the widest point. If the measurements of your calf perimeter are not compatible with your size according to the table below, we recommend you choose the custom option in the size drop-down menu.