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Shoes in big sizes.
A unique collection for your large feet. Size 12 and up (47 EU and up). Size Guide. |
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| Size Guide |
We know from experience that size tables for shoes can be misleading and sometimes even incorrect. Sizes differ between different brands, but inconsistencies are also common within the same brand where size 47 could be the same as size 49, just two different models.We measure the inner shoe measurements of all our shoes so you can feel confident that you will get the right size when you order from Grand Shoes.
We’ve written the measurements that apply for each shoe in the product description of each model. This means you need to keep track of the millimetres rather than whether you have size 48 or 49. Size guide:
• 3 rules of thumb • Measure instruction - how to measure your feet properly. • Fit My Feet - The "true" shoe search enginge • Wide, regular or narrow feet? Use or width caclulator to find out more about your shoes.
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3 rules of thumb: 1. Don't look at what size
shoes you have at home. This is often misleading. |
2. Size in mm = true size Read the inner shoe measurements we have written. You will notice that you take size 47 in one model and size 49 in another. In other words, sizes vary significantly between different brands, but also between different models from the same brand. This is why we measure and test ALL shoes individually. To make sure that a shoe fits well, the inner shoe measurement should be between 5 and 9mm longer than your longest foot.
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Example: Your longest foot measures 302mm. You should select a shoe that has an inner shoe measurement of between 307 and 311mm. See below how to measure your feet. |
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3. Last width We carry shoes that will fit feet with Regular, somewhat narrow, and somewhat wide. At this time we cannot offer very wide och very narrow shoes. Use our last width calculator (see below) to find out what your last width is. |
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| How to measure your feet properly: |
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STEP 1 For best results, ask someone to help you measure your feet. Wear the type of socks that you intend to wear with the shoes.
STEP 2 Stand with both heels against a wall. It is common for one foot to be longer than the other. Measure the longest foot.
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STEP 3 Place a book, block or other suitable object against the tip of your toe.
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STEP 4 Use a tape measure or similar to measure the length.
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STEP 5 Measure one more time, just to make sure.
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| FitMyFeet - the smart shoe size finder |
| Measure your feet as instructed above, enter the figures in the box to the right and then click “Search”. The list of shoes that appears all have an inner measurement of between 5 and 9mm longer than the measurement you entered. This is the extra room that your toes need for your shoes to fit well. Simple! |
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| Foot width calculator |
We carry shoes that will fit feet with Regular, somewhat narrow, and somewhat wide. At this time we cannot offer very wide och very narrow shoes. Use our last width calculator (see below) to find out what your last width is.
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| Need further size guidance? |
| Never hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about sizing. Send us an email to: hello@grandshoes.co.uk |
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