If you are unsure of the shoe size you require, we recommend that you draw around your foot on a plain piece of paper and measure between its two longest points (Heel to Big Toe) in Centimetres. Choose the Size corresponding to that measurement in the Drop-down menu. eg - 22.0 / 2.0
How to Draw
Place the foot (in sock) on a blank piece of paper and draw around it, ensuring the pen/pencil is held vertically.
Draw a line along the foot from the two most extreme points (heel to toe) and measure. Clearly mark in CM’s the length of the foot.
Please also measure around the joint of your foot (the widest part) to estimate if you are a standard or wide fitting. Our standard fitting is 22.5cm and our wide fitting is 24cm. The shoe will stretch to a small degree around the width of the foot over a period of time but should not stretch length wise so please chose the correct size.
Highland Pumps. It is noted that dancers like a tight fit and as such dropping down a half size is recommended.
How to Draw
Place the foot (in sock) on a blank piece of paper and draw around it, ensuring the pen/pencil is held vertically.
Draw a line along the foot from the two most extreme points (heel to toe) and measure. Clearly mark in CM’s the length of the foot.
Please also measure around the joint of your foot (the widest part) to estimate if you are a standard or wide fitting. Our standard fitting is 22.5cm and our wide fitting is 24cm. The shoe will stretch to a small degree around the width of the foot over a period of time but should not stretch length wise so please chose the correct size.
Highland Pumps. It is noted that dancers like a tight fit and as such dropping down a half size is recommended.
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The above conversation chart is intended to be used as a guide to help you. Sizes are an estimate on what Highland/Irish dance shoe size to order. Feet are funny things and we know that most people have one foot a slightly different size to the other. Therefore no guarantees can be made.
