Footwear Measurements

It is important to us that the footwear chosen by our customers fits perfectly. Therefore, measure your foot according to the diagram, and our specialist will select the size you need.
Measurement procedure:

When measuring the foot, you must be standing (not sitting). Place your foot on a sheet of paper laid on a flat surface.
Outline the foot with a pencil (see Fig. 1). When measuring, hold the pencil STRICTLY VERTICAL and make sure the pencil remains in constant contact with the foot throughout the entire process.
To determine foot length, measure the distance between the most distant points of the outline by length (see Fig. 2).

Figure 1

Figure 2

Jazz shoes (fabric) — sizes 27 through 47
Jazz shoes (leather) — sizes 27 through 47
Ballet flats — sizes 27 through 47 (with elastic band sizes 25 through 47)

Foot length in mm	Size
175 mm	27
180 mm	28
185-190 mm	29
195 mm	30
200 mm	31
205-210 mm	32
215 mm	33
220 mm	34
225-230 mm	35
235 mm	36
240 mm	37
245-250 mm	38
255 mm	39
260 mm	40
265-270 mm	41
275 mm	42
280 mm	43
285-290 mm	44
295 mm	45
300 mm	46
305-310 mm	47

Men's folk boots — sizes 30 through 47

Foot length in mm	Size
200 mm	30
205-210 mm	31
215 mm	32
220 mm	33
225-230 mm	34
235 mm	35
240 mm	36
245-250 mm	37
255 mm	38
260 mm	39
265-270 mm	40
275 mm	41
280 mm	42
285-290 mm	43
295 mm	44
300 mm	45
305-310 mm	46
315 mm	47

Women's folk boots — sizes 30 through 42
Drummer boots — sizes 30 through 42
Kadrilki — sizes 30 through 42
("ushki") — sizes 34 through 42

Foot length in mm	Size
195 mm	30
200-205 mm	31
210 mm	32
215 mm	33
220-225 mm	34
230 mm	35
235 mm	36
240-245 mm	37
250 mm	38
255 mm	39
260-265 mm	40
270 mm	41
275 mm	42

Trainer shoes — sizes 27 through 42

Foot length in mm	Size
185-190 mm	27
195 mm	28
200 mm	29
205-210 mm	30
215 mm	31
220 mm	32
225-230 mm	33
235 mm	34
240 mm	35
245-250 mm	36
255 mm	37
260 mm	38
265-270 mm	39
275 mm	40
280 mm	41
285-290 mm	42