How to Measure Your Feet
Since no two feet are alike, it's important to have an accurate foot measurement when buying
clogs. Footwear is sized according to five areas of fit:
length, width, arch, instep and heel
area. For your convenience, we've explained these five areas of fit as well as how to measure them to ensure the
right fit the first time.
Proper foot sizing
To determine your shoe size, follow these simple instructions:
Measure at the end of the day: Feet swell, so fit at the end of the day when your feet are largest.
Measure both feet: Left and right feet are usually different in size. Make certain to measure both
feet, and use the larger foot.
Measure your feet with socks: If you plan to wear sock with your clogs, please measure your
feet wearing the socks you typical of the kind you are most likely to wear with the clogs.
Overview - Measuring your feet:
1. Place a piece of paper on a flat floor surface (not recommended on carpeting). With socks on,
stand straight up with your foot on the middle of the paper and not touching the edges. Have someone
trace the outline of your foot. They should be careful to keep the tip of the pencil perpendicular to paper
to insure a proper tracing.
2. To determine the length, have someone hold a pen or pencil perpendicular to the floor and mark a
line at your heel and longest toe (see illustration above).
3. To determine the width, have someone hold a pen or pencil perpendicular to the floor and mark a
line at the ball of your foot and just behind your smallest toe (see illustration above). Repeat steps 1,
2 and 3 using the other foot.
4. To determine the arch, have somone mark the points at which the foot does not touch the
ground when standing (see illustration above).
5. For the heel, have on the tracing, mark the point at the back of the foot where the lines are
farthest apart (see illustration above).
