Footwear size charts, widths and measurementsUpdated a year ago
Do your shoes size small, regular or large?
Our footwear sizing, unless stated is regular so we recommend ordering your usual size.
We try to make our footwear not too small or large, but size as you would expect. Most customers find our footwear has just a little more volume and width for comfort.
We would recommend you order the usual size that you purchase from other brands. However, please note other brands may size small or large Vs our sizing, so bear this in mind when choosing your WVS size.
Footwear measurements
We provide a length chart for all our footwear.
Just click the Sizing Chart link above the Add to Cart button on the products page.
Our width fitting unless stated otherwise is D.
If you are unsure about sizing or need any further information please let us know so we can help you further.
Width fittings
Our width fitting unless stated otherwise is D.
Most customers find our footwear has just a little more volume and width for comfort. If you are a wider fit you should find that you can wear our footwear comfortably, though in some cases you may need to size up.
Sizing between models
We work hard to ensure the sizing is consistent between all our models with the same width fitting. For example, if you are an 8 in one style, you should be an 8 in all our styles. This makes it easy to shop online with us.
I am in between sizes
If you are a half size and we don't sell your size, in most cases, we would recommend you order up to the next whole size if you are a regular or wider width fitting.
For example, if you are a 6.5 order a 7.
If you have a slim-width fitting we recommend you size down.
For example, if you are a 6.5 order a 6.
We find it is better if footwear is a little too large, as this is more comfortable than if its too small and pinches and rubs.
As a guide for each whole size you go up, you gain 1cm length and 0.5cm width.
If you are going to wear thick socks with your purchase we would always say size up so you have the extra space.