Choosing a size

Find shoes by foot length

Enter a foot length in millimetres – for yourself, your child or anyone in the family. We compare it with each brand’s shoe sizes and show the available sizes that fit. Width is optional.

Enter foot measurements

Measure from the heel to the tip of the furthest toe. Enter the number in millimetres without adding extra room. No account is needed to search.

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How to measure a foot

All you need is a sheet of paper, a wall and a ruler. Measure standing, with weight on the foot – help a child stand still.

  1. Place the foot

    Put the paper on a hard floor against a wall. Stand on it (or have your child stand on it) with the heel gently touching the wall.

  2. Mark and measure

    Mark the tip of the toe that reaches furthest (often the big toe). Measure straight from the wall to the mark and write down the length in millimetres.

  3. Enter the measurement

    Enter the measured length above. If you wish, measure across the widest part of the forefoot and add the width too. Do not add growing room yourself.

Foot diagram showing length from heel to the furthest toe and optional width across the forefoot.

If the feet differ, use the larger measurement. Re-measure children’s feet every few months.

Prefer help in person?

Visit the Sajust shop at Tērbatas iela 45A, Riga. We measure feet with a dedicated device and help you choose shoes that fit.

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How we compare sizes. When the manufacturer gives a recommended foot length (room already included), we compare directly with it. When the inside length is known, we add Sajust’s recommended room: 5–7% of the foot length for children, 8–12 mm for adults. No room is added automatically for sandals.

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