Shoes Size Chart for Men, Women, and Kids

Finding the perfect fit starts with understanding your measurements. Hibbett provides comprehensive size charts and conversion guides helping men, women, and all ages find accurate shoe sizing across multiple brands and retailers.

General Shoes Size Charts


How to Measure Guide


Measure feet accurately by placing a ruler against a wall and standing with heel touching the wall. Measure from heel to longest toe in inches or centimeters. Measure both feet as sizes may vary slightly. For width, wrap a soft measuring tape around the widest part of the foot. Write down measurements for accurate sizing across brands.

Men's and women's shoe widths include Standard (B/M), Wide (D), Extra Wide (2E), and Triple Wide (4E) accommodating various foot shapes. Refer to brand-specific width guides as standards vary.


Men's Shoes Size and Conversion Chart


US Size UK Size EU Size Inches Centimeters Width Options Shop Available Sizes
7 6.5 40 9.5 24.1 B, D, 2E, 4E Shop Men's Size 7
8 7.5 41 9.75 24.8 B, D, 2E, 4E Shop Men's Size 8
9 8.5 42 10 25.4 B, D, 2E, 4E Shop Men's Size 9
10 9.5 43 10.25 26 B, D, 2E, 4E Shop Men's Size 10
11 10.5 44 10.5 26.7 B, D, 2E, 4E Shop Men's Size 11
12 11.5 45 10.75 27.3 B, D, 2E, 4E Shop Men's Size 12
13 12.5 46 11 27.9 B, D, 2E, 4E Shop Men's Size 13
14 13.5 47 11.25 28.6 B, D, 2E, 4E Shop Men's Size 14

Women's Shoe Size and Conversion Chart


US Size UK Size EU Size Inches Centimeters Width Options Shop Available Sizes
5 2.5 35 8.75 22.2 B, D, 2E Shop Women's Size 5
6 3.5 36 9 22.9 B, D, 2E Shop Women's Size 6
7 4.5 37 9.25 23.5 B, D, 2E Shop Women's Size 7
8 5.5 38 9.5 24.1 B, D, 2E Shop Women's Size 8
9 6.5 39 9.75 24.8 B, D, 2E Shop Women's Size 9
10 7.5 40 10 25.4 B, D, 2E Shop Women's Size 10
11 8.5 41 10.25 26 B, D, 2E Shop Women's Size 11
12 9.5 42 10.5 26.7 B, D, 2E Shop Women's Size 12

Kids Shoes Size Chart


US Size EU Size Length (inches) Length (cm) Width Age Range Shop Available Sizes
1 16 3.75 9.5 Narrow to Medium 0-3 Months Shop Size 0-3 Months
2 18 4.25 10.8 Narrow to Medium 3-6 Months Shop Size 3-6 Months
3 19 4.75 12.1 Medium 6-9 Months Shop Size 6-9 Months
4 20 5.25 13.3 Medium 9-12 Months Shop Size 9-12 Months
5 21 5.75 14.6 Medium 12-18 Months Shop Size 12-18 Months
6 22 6.25 15.9 Medium to Wide 18-24 Months Shop Size 18-24 Months
7 23 6.75 17.1 Medium to Wide 2-3 Years Shop Size 2-3 Years
8 24 7.25 18.4 Medium to Wide 3 Years Shop Size 3 Years
9 25 7.75 19.7 Medium to Wide 3-4 Years Shop Size 3-4 Years
10 27 8.25 21 Medium to Wide 4 Years Shop Size 4 Years
10.5 27.5 8.5 21.6 Medium to Wide 4-5 Years Shop Size 4-5 Years
11 28 8.75 22.2 Medium to Wide 5 Years Shop Size 5 Years
12 30 9.25 23.5 Medium to Wide 5-6 Years Shop Size 5-6 Years
13 31 9.75 24.8 Medium to Wide 6-7 Years Shop Size 6-7 Years
1 32 10.25 26 Medium to Wide 7-8 Years Shop Size 7-8 Years
2 33 10.75 27.3 Medium to Wide 8-9 Years Shop Size 8-9 Years
3 34 11.25 28.6 Medium to Wide 9-10 Years Shop Size 9-10 Years
3.5 35 8.75 22.2 Medium to Wide 10-11 Years Shop Size 10-11 Years
4 35.5 9 22.9 Medium to Wide 11-12 Years Shop Size 11-12 Years
4.5 36 9.25 23.5 Medium to Wide 12 Years Shop Size 12 Years
5 36.5 9.5 24.1 Medium to Wide 12-13 Years Shop Size 12-13 Years
5.5 37 9.75 24.8 Medium to Wide 13 Years Shop Size 13 Years
6 37.5 10 25.4 Medium to Wide 13-14 Years Shop Size 13-14 Years
6.5 38 10.25 26 Medium to Wide 14 Years Shop Size 14 Years
7 38.5 10.5 26.7 Medium to Wide 14-15 Years Shop Size 14-15 Years

Brand-Specific Shoes Chart Guides



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Under Armour Size Chart

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Brand Comparison Size Chart


Brand Fit Toe Box Width Options Notes
Nike True to Size Moderate to Roomy B, D, 2E Running shoes have roomier toe boxes
Adidas True to Size Moderate B, D, 2E Some performance styles run narrow
New Balance True to Size/Runs Wide Roomy B, D, 2E, 4E Best for wide feet; most width options
Jordan True to Size Snug Standard Mostly Basketball-focused; limited widths
Puma True to Size Moderate Standard Mostly Performance-focused design
Under Armour True to Size Moderate Standard Mostly Limited width availability
FAQs
Jordan Brand is made by Nike and follows the same base size scale, but the fit differs between silhouettes. Jordan Retros like the Air Jordan 1, 4, and 11 have a snugger toe box than most Nike lifestyle shoes, so wearers with wider feet commonly size up half a size in Jordans. Nike Dunks and Air Force 1s have a more generous toe box and fit closer to true size. This applies to both adult and kids' sizes: if your child wears a grade school Nike 5, start with a Jordan grade school 5 and only go up if the toe box feels tight.
Yes, most Nike shoes run true to size, but the fit varies by silhouette. Nike Air Force 1s and Dunk Lows run true with a generous toe box, while Nike Jordan Retros tend to fit snugger and many wearers go up a half size for comfort. Nike running shoes like the Pegasus are built with extra length for foot expansion during activity, so some runners size down half a size. For kids, Nike grade school and preschool shoes run true to size when matched against foot length in inches.
Women's US shoe sizes run approximately 1.5 sizes larger than men's. A women's size 8 equals a men's size 6.5, and a women's size 9 equals a men's size 7.5. EU sizing is the same scale for men and women, so a women's EU 39 and a men's EU 39 are the same foot length, though women's shoes are cut narrower. This conversion is relevant when shopping Jordan Retros and Nike Dunks, which are often released in men's sizing only. If you're a woman shopping men's styles, subtract 1.5 from your women's size as a starting point.
For men and kids' grade school sizing, subtract approximately 33 from the EU size to get the US equivalent: EU 43 equals US 10, EU 44 equals US 11, EU 45 equals US 12. For women, subtract approximately 31: EU 38 equals US 7, EU 39 equals US 8, EU 40 equals US 9. For kids' toddler and preschool sizing, EU sizes start at EU 16 for US size 1C and increase roughly one EU size per half US size. UK sizing runs about 0.5 to 1 size smaller than US men's sizing. Use Hibbett's full conversion chart above for exact measurements by brand.
US sizes originate from American measurements while UK sizes developed independently in Britain with different increments. European (EU) sizes use centimeters for measurement creating consistent international standards. Understanding conversions matters when ordering from international retailers or brands using different sizing systems. A US women's size 8 equals UK 5.5 and EU 38, but these don't convert perfectly across brands. Always check brand-specific conversion charts since manufacturers may adjust fit differently per region.
Yes. Hibbett's shoe size chart covers kids' sizing across every major age group, from infant and toddler through preschool and grade school, with US, EU, UK, and foot length measurements for each. The chart also includes brand-specific kids' sizing for Nike, Jordan, New Balance, adidas, and more, since sizing varies meaningfully between brands. For kids specifically, always use foot length in inches rather than age to find the right size.
Place a piece of paper flat on a hard floor against a wall. Stand on the paper with your heel touching the wall and your full weight on the foot. Mark the tip of your longest toe and the back of your heel, then measure the distance in inches. Measure both feet and use the larger measurement. For kids, measure in the afternoon or evening when feet are at their largest. A foot measuring 10.25 inches is approximately a men's US 10 or women's US 11.5. For children, 7.5 inches corresponds to approximately a grade school size 1Y across Nike, Jordan, and New Balance.
In the US, an 8-year-old typically wears a Youth size 2 to Youth size 4, with Youth 3 being the most common. However, foot size varies significantly between children of the same age. The most reliable method is to measure your child's foot length and match it to the size chart rather than going by age. A foot measuring 8.625 inches corresponds to approximately a Youth size 3.5 at most major brands including Nike and Jordan.
Measure your child's foot length in inches or centimeters and match it to the brand's size chart, since sizing varies between Nike, New Balance, Jordan, and adidas. Always add about a half inch of growing room beyond the measured length. Kids' feet grow quickly, so measure before every new purchase rather than assuming the same size as last time. For athletic sneakers, a slightly snugger fit than casual shoes is normal since the shoe will flex and break in with wear.
For kids' sports shoes and cleats, measure your child's foot length and size up a half size from their casual shoe size. Athletic footwear worn with thick socks, and sports cleats in particular, should have a slightly snugger fit than everyday sneakers to prevent heel slipping during play. Nike and Jordan grade school cleats follow the same size scale as their sneakers. New Balance cleats tend to run slightly narrow, so wide-footed kids should try a half size up or look for 2E width options.
Jordan toddler sizes (labeled "TD") cover roughly ages 1 to 4 and run from size 2C to 10C. Jordan preschool sizes (labeled "PS") cover roughly ages 4 to 7 and run from size 10.5C to 3Y. The key difference is not just size but construction: preschool Jordans are built closer to the adult shoe with more structure, while toddler styles are softer and more flexible for developing feet. If your child wears a size 10 or 10.5, they are transitioning between the two categories and you should measure their foot length to confirm which fits better.
Buying for the larger foot prevents pinching and circulation issues. Wearing shoes slightly loose on smaller feet remains more comfortable than shoes too tight on larger feet. You can add cushioning or thicker socks on the smaller foot side. Most athletes and casual wearers choose this approach. Some specialty brands offer half-size differences if feet vary significantly.
Measure around the widest part of your foot (ball of foot) with soft measuring tape. Wide widths typically fit feet over 3.5 inches in circumference while extra-wide accommodates 3.75 inches or larger. Try standard width first if uncertain. Many people discover width needs through trial and error with different brands. Customer reviews often mention fit characteristics helping identify width requirements before purchasing.
New Balance offers the widest range of width options of any major sneaker brand, with standard (D), wide (2E), and extra wide (4E) available across most of its running and lifestyle models for adults and kids. Nike offers wide widths in select running styles but limited width options in lifestyle sneakers like Dunks and Air Force 1s. adidas lifestyle shoes including the Samba and Superstar run narrow and are generally not recommended for wide feet without sizing up. Jordan Retros are the least forgiving for wide feet at any age. Hibbett carries New Balance wide-width styles for men, women, and kids.
No. Running shoes often have roomier toe boxes for foot expansion during repetitive motion. Basketball shoes run tighter prioritizing lockdown and court performance. Casual lifestyle shoes vary widely by design. Always check individual product descriptions for fit notes. Nike running shoes may fit differently than Nike basketball shoes despite the same size number. Reading reviews from verified purchasers helps anticipate fit variations within brand families.
Measure feet in the evening when they're slightly swollen from daily activity. Feet expand throughout the day with swelling and fluid accumulation. Shoes purchased based on morning measurements may feel tight by evening. This timing ensures shoes remain comfortable all day. Allow slightly more room in shoes when measuring evening feet versus morning measurements.