In This Note
Two shoes with the same size number can fit differently. The last, toe shape, width, upper and fastening all affect the result.
Estimate a starting size
Explore current footwear
A short selection from the footwear collection. Ask the workshop to confirm the last, width and size availability for your measurements.
View the full collectionSize chart
Adidas published size conversions, shown only as a brand-specific reference. Between listed EU points, the calculator interpolates and rounds UK/US labels to a half size.
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The tool estimates a length-based EU size with a selected allowance. UK and US labels use the adidas published men’s size chart only as a brand-specific reference. In-between EU estimates are interpolated and rounded to half UK/US sizes. They are not a universal brand conversion. Outside the chart, ask the workshop rather than extrapolating a size label.
Measure both feet
Measure standing on a level surface, using the socks you expect to wear. Record heel-to-longest-toe length for both feet in centimetres. A measurement of 26.5 cm (10.4 in). Discuss the larger foot and any difference between them with the workshop.
Measure length and width separately
Vertical line: heel-to-toe length. Horizontal line: forefoot width. The drawing is schematic and cannot be used as a measuring template.
Do not buy an uncomfortably short shoe on the assumption that breaking it in will create adequate toe room. Softening of an upper does not guarantee a fit correction.
Width and instep are separate
Instep volume is separate from arch shape
Lower instep volume
Check heel hold and fastening adjustment. A longer or shorter size is not automatically the solution.
Higher instep volume
Check pressure over the top of the foot and the available fastening adjustment. Ask about the last and instep girth.
Extra length is not a substitute for an appropriate width or instep volume. Ask about the last and fastening, and provide girth measurements if requested. An underfoot arch picture does not establish the volume over the top of the foot.
Confirm before ordering
The SATRA overview of fitting guidelines and sizing standards distinguishes fit assessment and technical size conversion. Our estimate is not a SATRA-certified fitting assessment. Confirm the selected design and measurements directly.
Discuss footwear measurements