Q: Do your shoes fit true to size? Can I order my normal size?
As there are inconsistencies between different brands, it’s not
always reliable to rely on ordering your usual size. We’d always
recommend using our Size Guide to check the fit and avoid unnecessary
returns, especially as our barefoot-style shoes do fit slightly larger
than other brands offering this kind of product. Please read our
other FAQs for more insight into sizing.
Q: I’m between sizes, which should I go for?
If you’re looking at our Recharge style we suggest going for
the size up.
On all other styles, we suggest going for the size down.
Q: Are all your shoes the same sizing?
No, we have some different fits, so check the size chart that
corresponds with the shoe you’re ordering.
Q: Is there a difference between the mens and womens sizing?
We have different size charts as the same shoes are considered different
sizes between men and women in the US and Australia. The fit of both
mens and womens shoes is the same.
Q: How much room should I have in front of my toes?
This is personal preference, however we suggest between 5-10mm. A good
way to check is to put on a pair of shoes that fit you well and assess
the space you have on these. You can do this whilst wearing the shoes,
or even slip the insole out and place your foot on them with your heel
at the back and check the space you have in front of your toes.
If checking the sandal size guide, please remember you’ll want space at
the back of the footbed as well as the front.
Q: I don’t have a printer, what shall i do?
Not to worry, the next best thing is to stand against a wall and simply
place your foot on a piece of paper and draw around it. Then to measure
the length and ideally the width of your foot. Depending on preference,
you’ll want around 5-10mm space in front of your toes, so check our size
guide for the length that corresponds best with that.
A good tip is to draw around your foot whilst wearing the kind of socks
you’d intend to wear with the shoes you’re ordering.
Q: The size guide keeps cutting off part of the shape when printing,
what shall I do?
If the top part of the page printed OK then you can still check the
width is a good fit. To check the length, we’d suggest following the
method described in "Q: I don’t have a printer, what shall i do?”
Q: The size guide isn’t printing to scale, what should I do?
Without the correct scale the size guide won’t be useful for sizing
purposes, but it’s always handy to be able to assess the general shape.
To check your size we’d suggest following the method described in "Q: I don’t have a printer, what shall i do?”
Q: Should my foot match the length mentioned in the size chart?
No, you will need some space in front of your shoes. We’d suggest 5-10mm
depending on preference.