Find Your Size
Trace your foot on a sheet of paper, photograph it, and we will work out your size.
- 1Put a sheet of A4 paper on a hard floor.
- 2Stand on it with your full weight, one foot on the sheet.
- 3Trace around your foot with a pen held upright.
- 4Step off and photograph the whole sheet from directly above.
Standing matters. A foot carrying your weight is up to a centimetre longer than one that is not, which is more than a full size.
A4 is the standard sheet sold in Pakistan. We check the shape of the sheet in your photo against this.
Your photo stays on your phone. It is measured in your browser and never uploaded to us.
This is a guide, not a precise measurement. If you fall between two sizes we recommend the larger. If you are unsure, call 03454156533.
Common questions
Why trace my foot instead of photographing it?
A traced line lies flat on the paper, so we can measure it exactly. A foot standing on the sheet hides the corners we need and puts your heel behind your ankle, which is the one point we most need to see.
Should I measure both feet?
Yes, if you can. Most people have one foot slightly larger than the other, and a shoe has to fit the larger one. Measure one, then use Measure the other foot and we will use the bigger result.
Should I wear socks?
Trace your bare foot. If you always wear thick socks with your shoes, and you fall between two sizes, take the larger one.
How accurate is this?
Our sizes are about 0.85 cm apart, and a careful measurement is good to roughly 3 mm, so it will normally land on the right size. It is a guide rather than a fitting. Hold the phone flat above the sheet, use the main camera rather than the wide angle, and keep the pen upright while tracing.
What happens to my photo?
Nothing leaves your phone. The measurement is done in your browser, and we never receive or store the image.