Size guide

ROUND LAST

All models that use this last are slightly larger than your usual size for flat shoes or ballet flats (not half a size larger).

• If you are usually between two sizes, get a smaller size because if it fits you just right, the fabric will give, unless you prefer to wear it looser and use a half insole that is a size larger.
• If you always wear the same shoe size and - especially if you have wide feet - it is best to take your usual shoe size and, if necessary, put in half an insole. Sometimes you are comfortable with just that!
• If you always wear the same size, but you have thin, narrow feet, you can get a smaller size (it will be a little tight, but it will give) or get your regular size and, if necessary, use a half insole.

MEASUREMENT TABLE

You can measure your feet (we recommend both) by placing them on a blank sheet of paper. Mark with a pencil the measurement of both the big toe (straight) and the heel (straight). Take a ruler and measure it.

Here are the measurements of our shoes so you can see which one fits you best. They are shoe lasts made in Spain with a Spanish foot and numbering.

In any case, as we know that every foot is different, you can try it on at home and exchange or return it for free.

TIP LAST

All models that use this last are half a size larger. It is ideal for those who always wear that extra half size.

If you have wide feet, choose your usual size and, if necessary, consider adding a half insole. If you have narrow feet, choose the smaller size.

If you are usually between two sizes, choose a smaller size. If you are a 37.5, take the 37.

MEASUREMENT TABLE

You can measure your feet (we recommend both) by placing them on a blank sheet of paper. Mark with a pencil the measurement of both the big toe (straight) and the heel (straight). Take a ruler and measure it.

Important: Please note that since it is a pointed shoe last, the end "does not count", so calculate that there is around 1 cm-1.3 cm of excess of the shoe.