Shoe size converter between brands

Sizetab compares shoe size charts from different brands and uses foot-length data, especially centimeters (CM), to find the closest available match. Instead of simply matching the same EU, US or UK number, Sizetab looks at how each brand maps its sizes to foot length. If an exact match is not available, the result can show the nearest in-range size together with a clear note explaining the difference.

Foot length in centimeters is one of the most useful references when comparing shoe sizes across brands because EU, US and UK labels can vary between manufacturers. A size EU 43 in one brand does not always represent the same foot length as EU 43 in another. Using CM helps Sizetab compare the underlying chart measurements instead of relying only on the visible size label.

If your size falls outside the available range of the target brand's chart, Sizetab should not force a misleading conversion. In that case, the result can show that no direct equivalent is available and explain whether your foot-length value is below or above the target chart range. This makes it easier to understand when two brand size ranges do not overlap.

Yes. Sizetab can support men's, women's and unisex shoe size charts where the relevant data is available. Because some brands use different sizing ranges or measurements for each category, selecting the correct chart is important when comparing sizes. Always check that the selected gender or unisex category matches the shoes you are looking for.

Sizetab uses brand size charts and other reviewed sizing sources to build its comparison data. Where available, chart pages can include information about the source, chart type and verification status. Because brands may update their sizing information over time, Sizetab also provides a way to review and correct data when a chart changes or an error is identified.