How to measure your feet for our shoes!

Please read this carefully! We want you to have perfectly fitting shoes!

Our shoes are designed and manufactured by us in-house. That means we can provide you with the highest quality shoes and also accurate sizing.

If you have been fed up with poor-quality, Chinese junk that uses stiff platforms or poor-quality upper and in-sole material, you will LOVE OUR HAND MADE SHOES! Our shoes use beautiful fabrics, real leather in-soles, highest quality sole material, properly-foamed instep padding and highest quality heels of our own manufacture.

Our shoes in sizes EU 40 and higher are specifically designed for slightly wider MALE feet, so are perfect for cross-dressers and transgendered!

We highly recommend measuring your feet carefully instead of guessing or assuming another brand's shoe sizes are correct, as many are not and can be wrong by as much as 2cm.

For example a shoe last that is exactly 30.0cm long is EU45.

Your foot should be 7mm (0.7cm) to 10mm (1cm) shorter than the 30cm shoe last to be able to wear the shoe with comfort.

Here is our easy to follow guide to getting the best sizes shoes.

1) If you will wear the shoes with a sock or stocking, wear them when measuring! By wearing a sock or stocking when measuring also helps to reduce the chance of under-measuring the length of your foot.

2) Place your foot on a piece of paper and draw around your foot carefully. Make sure your pen or pencil is pointing STRAIGHT DOWN and not angled under your foot (if you bend the pen angled down under your foot you will under-measure and get a size a bit too small for you.)

3) Measure the longest LENGTH in millimeters (from the BIG TOE to the center of the back of your heel)

To find your shoe size, measure the length of your foot, and use this guide
For example: if your foot is 257mm long, you are shoe size EU40. (25.7cm + average 0.8cm wiggle room = 26.5cm. Multiply this by 1.5 = 40)

It is a good idea to measure both feet, as one foot can be a little larger than the other. Use the largest foot to choose your size, or if the difference is extreme, we can even supply one foot in one size, and the other in another size.

We also provide this shoe size guide below, but we strongly recommend measuring your feet to find your real EU shoe size instead of comparing against other shoe brands whose sizes can vary wildly!