How do our shoe sizes work?
We don’t like the concept of gendering shoes. It’s unhelpful, exclusionary, and weird. Add onto that the difference between international size systems, and frankly the whole thing is a confusing, outdated nightmare. So we’ve made a conscious decision to use our own system that doesn’t use genders, or is easily confused with another sizing system.
Here’s how it works: we use letters ascending, A being smallest, and Z being largest. Each letter has either a 1 or a 2 so that we can include half sizes too. So A1 is the smallest, and Z2 is the biggest. Get it? Good.
The easiest way to find out your size is to measure your foot length right now. Just pop your foot down flat onto a piece of paper. Mark a line a the back of your heel, and then another line at the tip of your longest toe. Your longest toe might not be your big toe. Measure the distance between the two marks in millimetres. That’s your foot length. You’ll want to do this for both feet, and use the longest one to look up your nearest size on our chart. If in doubt or between sizes, round up to the nearest size.
Oh, and just like all our clothes, we don’t sort our shoes by gender. So there’s just one FAGUE shoe size across bordered and genders.