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Feet MeasurementFeet lengthStep 1: get a piece of paper and a pen ready, put kid’ barefoot on the paper and let kids stand straight. Step 2: draw a horizontal line on the heel back and the point on the front of the toe (usually your 1st or 2nd toe) Step 3: measure the distance between two lines - this is the foot length. Note: The sizes of the left and right feet are often slightly different. make sure that both feet are measured, and purchase a shoe size based upon the larger foot. Feet widthTake a measuring tape, measure around the largest part of foot, usually from the big toe joint to the little toe joint and note down the circumference. Take this measurement for both feet and if they are different use the larger width. Take foot length and the width measurement and compare to the table below to find width fitting. Children’s Width Shoe Chart
The best solution to check shoes’ width fitness is put the little figure(average around 10mm) between shoes upper and the back of the feet. If there is any gap among the shoes, figure and feet, then the shoes are too wide for the feet. If the figure fell too much pressure and not able to run through from left to right on the back of the feet, then the shoes are too narrow for the feet. In our website, we specify whether the shoes are narrow or wide fitting. |
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