Before making a purchase, please carefully review the information provided on this page. Our store features many brands of barefoot shoes. Size charts may vary between different manufacturers. The most reliable way to choose the right size is to measure your foot and compare the results with the manufacturer’s size chart.
If you have any difficulty determining your size, feel free to contact our managers in a way that suits you:
Please note that this size chart is relevant specifically for your chosen model of barefoot shoes
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How to measure your foot length and width:
— Stand barefoot on a piece of paper with your heel pressed against a wall and your foot fully on the paper. Make sure your toes are in a relaxed, natural position(spread out like a "fan").
— Carefully trace the outline of your foot(it's easier if you ask someone for help. Hold the pen vertically to ensure an accurate outline)
— Measure the distance from the most prominent point of your heel to the tip of your longest toe (For optimal comfort and healthy body posture, the insole should be 5-10 mm longer than your foot. So, add this extra space to your measurement)
— Find the widest part of your foot(usually at the base of your big toe and little toe)and measure it.
— Repeat the process with your other foot. When selecting shoes, use the larger measurement.
Important:
— We recommend measuring your feet in the evening, as they may swell throughout the day, affecting the size.
— Also, consider your foot type—whether it's narrow, medium, wide, or extra wide. Our consultants will gladly help you find the most comfortable shoes.
— Avoid wearing tight socks/hosiery when trying on shoes. You can find the "right" accessories in our store or on our website in the section Accessories.
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Barefoot sneaker made of Napa with Chrome Free lining, medium Toe-box and Christine Bare sole.
