Men's Shoe Size Chart & Conversion Guide

Finding the right shoe size can be tricky, especially with different sizing in the US, UK, and Europe. To make it easy, we've created a simple conversion chart. Use it to find your perfect fit for any type of shoe, from sneakers to dress shoes.

Men's Shoe Size Conversion Chart

How to Measure Your Shoe Size at Home

For the most accurate size, measure your feet at the end of the day when they are at their largest. Here’s how:

1. Step on paper. While wearing socks, place a piece of paper on a hard floor and step on it.
2. Trace your foot. Keep your pencil or pen upright and trace the complete outline of your foot.
3. Measure the length. Use a ruler to measure the distance from the back of your heel to the tip of your longest toe.
4. Measure both feet. Use the measurement from your larger foot to find your size on the chart above.
5. For an easy tool, you can also download and use our Free Printable Shoe Size Chart.

Tips for Finding the Perfect Fit

• If you're between sizes, go up. It's better for a shoe to be slightly too big than too small. A tight shoe can cause blisters, bunions, and other foot problems.
• Consider the shoe type. A size 10 in a running sneaker might fit differently than a size 10 leather dress shoe because of the materials and shape.
• Don't forget about width. Standard shoe sizes are for medium-width feet (D). If you have wide or narrow feet, you may need to look for shoes specifically in those widths (e.g., 2E for wide, B for narrow).
• Check brand-specific charts. While our chart is a great guide, some brands have unique sizing. If you're buying from a new brand, it's always a good idea to check their website.

Other Conversion Charts

Looking for other sizes? We have you covered.

• Women's Shoe Size Chart
• Kids' Shoe Size Chart
• Complete International Conversion Tool