Shoe Size Calculator

    Convert between US, UK, EU, Chinese, Japanese, and Mondopoint shoe sizes.

    Valid sizes: 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 4, 4.5, 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, 11.5, 12, 13, 14, 15
    Enter a valid size to convert

    Fit tip

    Use the conversion as a starting point, then check the brand size guide. Shoe shape, width, and style can all affect real-world fit.

    Shoe Size Comparison Charts

    Men's Size Chart

    US MenUKEUCNJP (cm)Mondo (mm)
    76393925250
    87414126260
    98424227270
    109434328280
    1110444429290

    Women's Size Chart

    US WomenUKEUCNJP (cm)Mondo (mm)
    53353521.5215
    6436.536.522.5225
    7537.537.523.5235
    86393924.5245
    97404025.5255

    Kids Size Chart

    US KidsUK KidsEUCNJP (cm)Mondo (mm)
    109272716.5165
    1110282817.5175
    1211292918.5185
    1312313119.5195
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    Shoe Size Conversion Guide

    Shoe sizing varies around the world, so converting between systems is useful when shopping online, comparing brands, or buying from overseas retailers.

    Main sizing systems

    • US sizes: separate scales for men, women, and children
    • UK sizes: similar to US, but usually slightly lower
    • EU sizes: one broad shared scale based on Paris points
    • JP / CN / Mondopoint: more measurement-based systems

    For general background on shoe sizing systems, this overview may be useful.

    Shoe Size Calculator: Convert International Shoe Sizes More Easily

    Buying shoes across different regions can be confusing because sizing systems are not standardised worldwide. A US size, UK size, EU size, Japanese size, or Mondopoint measurement may all describe roughly the same fit in different ways.

    This shoe size calculator helps convert between major international shoe size systems and provides reference charts for men's, women's, and kids' sizing.


    Why shoe size conversion matters

    Online shopping, international brands, and overseas marketplaces often list shoe sizes in a format that does not match the local system. Converting between systems helps narrow down the likely fit before ordering.

    • Useful for buying shoes from international stores
    • Helpful when comparing brand size guides
    • Useful for sports shoes, dress shoes, and children's footwear
    • Helps interpret Mondopoint and centimetre-based labels

    How major shoe size systems differ

    Different systems are built on different scales and assumptions. Some are based more directly on foot length, while others use historic sizing standards that vary by region.

    • US sizing: usually split into separate men's, women's, and kids' scales
    • UK sizing: similar in structure to US sizing but offset differently
    • EU sizing: usually shown as a shared continental scale
    • Japanese sizing: often tied more closely to foot length in centimetres
    • Mondopoint: based on foot length in millimetres

    Best way to measure for shoe fit

    The most reliable approach is to measure foot length and then compare it with the brand-specific chart. Conversions are useful, but actual fit also depends on:

    • Foot width
    • Arch shape
    • Sock thickness
    • Shoe style and intended use
    • Brand-specific fit preferences

    Athletic shoes, boots, formal shoes, and children's shoes can all fit differently even when the nominal size is the same.


    Common questions

    Are US and UK shoe sizes the same?

    No. UK shoe sizes are usually about one size lower than the equivalent US men's size, though exact conversions can vary by brand and shoe type.

    Are EU shoe sizes the same for men and women?

    EU sizing generally uses one shared scale, unlike US sizing which usually has separate men's and women's size scales.

    What is Mondopoint?

    Mondopoint is a sizing system based on actual foot length in millimetres. It is often considered one of the more direct and measurement-based systems.

    Why can shoe size conversions vary by brand?

    Brands use different lasts, shape profiles, and fit preferences, so a converted size is a strong guide but not always an exact guaranteed fit.

    What is the best way to choose a shoe size online?

    Measure foot length, compare against the brand chart where possible, and use conversions as a starting point rather than the only sizing reference.


    Tips for using shoe size conversions

    • Use conversions as a guide, not a guarantee
    • Check retailer or brand charts when available
    • Measure both feet if one is slightly larger
    • Consider width if a brand offers multiple fit options
    • Be extra careful with children's fast-changing sizes

    Related tools

    For connected measurements, see the Length Converter, Steps to Miles Calculator, and Weight Converter.


    Final note

    A shoe size conversion tool is most useful as a first-pass reference. For the best result, compare the converted size with the brand's own chart and, where possible, actual foot measurements.