ROUND LAST

This last fits true to your size, but depending on the model, it may feel slightly looser or tighter. Why is that? Because the materials, lining, insoles, pattern shape, and final construction all slightly affect the fit.

Check the size recommendations for each model—it’s the easiest way to know what to choose in each specific case.

For ballerinas/slippers with cotton fabric lining (models Bosque, Galaxia, Olas, Selva), they fit a little looser. In this model:

• If you’re usually between two sizes, go for the smaller one, because if it feels tight, the fabric will stretch—unless you prefer a looser fit and use a half insole with the larger size.

• If you always wear the same size, and especially if you have a wide foot, it’s best to choose your usual size and, if necessary, add a half insole. Sometimes that’s all you need to be super comfortable!

• If you always wear the same size but have a narrow foot, you can take a smaller size (it will feel a bit snug, but will stretch) or your usual size and use a half insole if needed.

For ballerinas from the Sintra Capsule Edition, they fit slightly tighter. They are true to size with the same last and sole measurements, but the lining, insoles, and design make them a little smaller (not even half a size). They will stretch with use as the fabric softens and adapts to your foot. In this model:

• If you always wear the same size and have a narrow/regular foot, choose your usual size.

• If you’re between sizes, go up one. For example, if you usually wear 38.5, choose 39.

• If you have a wide foot or prefer a looser fit, go up one size. You may need a half insole, but it will be more comfortable.

TABLE OF MEASUREMENTS

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

Here are the measurements for our shoes so you can see which one fits you best. These lasts are made in Spain with Spanish feet and sizes.

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

POINTE LAST

All models that use this last fit more generously — about half a size larger. It’s a wider last than the round one.

If you have narrow feet or you’re between two sizes, choose the smaller size.
If you have very wide feet, you can choose your usual size, but you might need a half insole.

Keep in mind that your feet tend to change throughout the year and that your foot’s volume also affects the fit.

If you’re going to wear your Dalmatáns in summer, your usual size will fit well as feet tend to swell.
And if you wear them in winter with thick socks or tights, your usual size may also work.

If you plan to wear them in winter without socks or with thin tights, your usual size will fit looser.
If you have narrow feet, choose one size down.
If your feet are wider, you will probably feel more comfortable in your usual size with a half insole.

SIZE CHART

You can measure your feet (we recommend measuring both) by placing them on a blank sheet of paper.
Mark with a pencil the tip of your big toe (straight down) and the back of your heel (straight down).
Use a ruler to measure the distance.

Important: since this is a pointed last, the tip of the shoe “doesn’t count.”
There will be approximately 1–1.3 cm of extra length in the shoe (and if your foot is wider, this height is slightly reduced).