Size Guide

Find Your Best Fit

Choosing the right shoe size is an important part of a comfortable online shopping experience. At Futtigo, we provide this size guide to help you compare your foot measurements with standard US women's shoe sizes.

For the most accurate result, measure your foot and use the longer measurement when selecting your size.

Please note: Shoe sizing may vary slightly between manufacturers, materials, and styles. This guide is intended as a general reference. If a product-specific size chart is provided, please use that chart for the relevant product.

Women's Shoe Size Chart

The following chart provides approximate US women's size conversions based on heel-to-toe foot length.

US Women's Size	Approx. EU Size	Foot Length (inches)	Foot Length (cm)
5	35–36	8.63"	21.9 cm
5.5	36	8.75"	22.2 cm
6	36–37	9.00"	22.9 cm
6.5	37	9.13"	23.2 cm
7	37–38	9.25"	23.5 cm
7.5	38	9.50"	24.1 cm
8	38–39	9.63"	24.4 cm
8.5	40	9.75"	24.8 cm
9	40–41	10.00"	25.4 cm
9.5	41	10.13"	25.7 cm
10	42	10.25"	26.0 cm
10.5	42–43	10.50"	26.7 cm
11	43	10.63"	27.0 cm
11.5	43–44	10.75"	27.3 cm
12	44–45	11.00"	27.9 cm

EU size conversions are approximate. Different brands may use slightly different conversion standards. The US size and foot-length measurement should be used together when comparing sizes.

How to Measure Your Foot

For the best result, measure your feet while standing and wearing the type of socks you plan to wear with the shoes.

Step 1: Prepare

Place a sheet of paper on a hard, flat surface. Make sure the paper does not move.

Step 2: Stand on the Paper

Stand naturally with your full weight evenly distributed. Keep your heel comfortably positioned.

Step 3: Mark Your Foot

Using a pen or pencil held straight up and down, mark the end of your longest toe and the back of your heel. Having someone assist you may make this easier.

Step 4: Measure the Length

Measure the distance from the heel mark to the longest-toe mark using a ruler or measuring tape.

Step 5: Measure Both Feet

Repeat the process for your other foot. It is common for one foot to be slightly longer than the other.

Step 6: Choose Your Size

Use the measurement of your longer foot to compare with the chart above. If your measurement falls between two sizes, consider the larger size, especially if the shoe style has a narrow or pointed toe.

Helpful Fit Information

If You Are Between Sizes

If your foot measurement falls between two listed sizes, the larger size may provide a more comfortable fit. The best choice can also depend on the shoe's shape, material, and intended use.

Foot Width

This guide is based primarily on foot length. Shoe width can also affect fit. If you have wider feet, consider the shape of the toe box and the available width information on the product page.

Left and Right Feet

It is normal for one foot to be slightly longer than the other. Always use the longer foot measurement when selecting a size.

Different Shoe Styles

Slip-on shoes, pointed-toe shoes, sandals, and other footwear styles may fit differently because of their construction and shape. Please review the product description and available size information before placing an order.

Important Sizing Notes

Measurements refer to foot length from heel to toe, not the length of the shoe itself.
The chart is a general US women's sizing reference.
EU conversions are approximate and may vary by brand.
Product-specific size information should be reviewed when available.
If you are unsure about sizing, please contact our support team before placing your order.