So, a cool sneaker drop is happening, and you want a pair to flex. You did your research and already got your sneaker bot up and running for better odds. And well, you already know how the kicks will fit because you checked every size guide in existence. Now, drop day comes, you successfully cop your size, and the pair arrives at your doorstep! But low and behold, the kicks ended up not fitting at all… Why? Because what you thought is your shoe size isn’t really it. So, to avoid this roller coaster of emotion, we’re gonna show you how to measure your shoe size correctly!
Before we jump in, here are some handy size guides if you already know your shoe size:
So, if you wanna double check your shoe size, here’s a simple guide to do it! Basically, you’ll need stuff you can find at your house on hand:
Once you get these items, the remainder of the process is fairly simple! Here are the steps to how to measure your shoe size accurately:
So, now that you have the measures, you can look at shoe size charts and find your size. Now, sizes might slightly vary depending on the brand of choice. However, Nike’s chart is usually pretty accurate, so you can check them out here.
In order to get the best measurements, here are a few tips that will help out. After all, we’re all about finding the best fit for your sneakers. Anyway, here’s what you need to know before you go shopping:
Finally, you know how to measure your shoe size for a good shopping experience. But naturally, we recommend that you always try the kicks on in person before you buy if you can. Now, you’re ready to go on your sneaker-shopping journey! But make sure you know how to buy them for retail beforehand, especially if they’re popular. Godspeed!
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