Size guide

Our boots are made to measure your calf. Follow the steps below to choose your perfect circumference, height and footwear size. Watch the tutorial or read the instructions.

1 Measure your calf circumference

• Sit on a chair, hold your bare foot down and bend your leg to 90°.
• Take a tailor measuring tape and measure both your calves circumference at their widest point. You can measure in different points to be sure to choose the widest. If you have an odd measure, choose the bigger one from the menu.
• Important: if you are looking for heeled boots you must measure your calf circumference by bending your foot as if you were wearing heels.
• Fit tip: if you like a baggier fit, if you want to see some space between leg and boots, or if you want to tuck pants in, better to go with a bigger size.

2 Measure your calf height

• Sit on a chair, hold your bare foot down and bend your leg to 90°.
• Take a soft tailor measuring tape and measure the external side of your calf, starting from the bottom up until the bend of your knee.
• While keeping the same position, put your finger right behind your knee and make sure the measure you choose for your calf height is not higher than that, otherwise when you sit down the boots may disturb you. If you have an odd measure, choose the smaller one from the menu.

3 Choose your footwear size

We use classic women's footwear sizes. Choose yours from the table below:

Here's how to exactly know your measures:

• Take a paper and a pencil.
• Put the paper on the floor close to a wall.
• Put your foot on the paper with your heel against the wall.
• With the pencil draw your foot trace.
• With a tape measure both length and width of your foot trace.
• Use the size table above to choose your size.

Or use our technical sheets

Measure your foot by printing our technical sheets: click here to download and print the size you usually wear to make sure it fits you.

Tips for demanding feet

Do you have a wide ankle?
Don't worry, our tubular boots are the right fit for women with wide ankles too. If you think you have special needs about that, please contact us.

Do you have a high instep or wide feet?
That's ok, but it may be better for you not to choose boots with hidden wedge if you have a high instep and/or wide feet. Compare your foot instep to this table if you are going to choose a model with hidden wedge to make sure it would fit.