Measurement Methodology

Phase 1: Foot Preparation 

Measure barefoot or with minimal thickness socks, depending on the intended use of the footwear. Maintain consistency in the method: if you plan to wear socks regularly, include this variable in your measurement.

Phase 2: Positioning

Place the paper on a completely flat and rigid surface. Place your foot with weight evenly distributed, in a natural and upright position, without tilting your foot sideways.

Phase 3: Marking Reference Points

Accurately mark two points: the back end of the heel and the tip of the longest toe. Ensure the pencil is perpendicular to the paper to avoid measurement deviations.

Phase 4: Length Calculation

Measure the distance between both marks using a ruler. This measurement in centimeters constitutes your official foot size.

Phase 5: Bilateral Verification

Repeat the procedure with the opposite foot. It is common to find variations of up to 0.5 centimeters between both feet. Always use the measurement corresponding to the larger foot.

Reference Size Chart

Once you have obtained your measurement in centimeters, consult the following table to identify your shoe size. Each measurement range corresponds to a specific number optimized for maximum comfort and functionality.

Locate your measurement in the centimeter column and check the corresponding size number. If your measurement falls between two values, we recommend selecting the larger size to ensure an optimal wearing experience.

Important Considerations

Our footwear, made with high-quality natural materials, gradually adapts to your foot during the first few days of use. If your measurement exactly matches the boundary between two sizes, the larger size will provide greater long-term comfort.

For additional inquiries about size selection or specialized advice, we invite you to contact our customer service team, who will be happy to assist you in choosing your ideal size.