The size chart below refers to shoes with standard Dante width. To find your perfect size, we also recommend checking your foot measurement in CM or IN.

How to measure your foot?

1. 1. Wear the socks you would normally wear with this type of footwear.
   2. Place a sheet of paper on the floor, against a wall.
   3. Stand on the paper with your heel touching the wall.
   4. Mark the longest point of your longest toe (it's not always the big toe).
   5. Measure the distance between the wall and the mark.
   6.  Repeat the process with both feet and use the measurement of the longest foot as a reference.

 If you are between two sizes, we suggest choosing the larger one for a more comfortable fit.

Footwear Fit

 Most of our models are built with a standard width last. However, if you have particularly narrow or wide feet, consider the following:

• • Narrow feet: you can opt for half a size down.
  • Wide feet or high instep: we recommend half a size up for greater comfort.

Considerations for Dante Boots

 In addition to foot length and width, it is important to consider:

Shaft height

 This is the distance from the end of the heel to the top of the boot. It varies between models.

Shaft circumference

  Some of our boots have tighter (slim) shafts and others are wider. To find out if a model fits you, measure the circumference of your calf at its widest part with a loose measuring tape.

Narrow foot measurement

For slim feet and a low instep/arch.
If you have narrow feet, we recommend opting for a narrower width or half a size down, depending on availability.

 

Standard foot measurement

For medium to wide feet.
For standard feet with a medium instep/arch, we recommend choosing your usual size or the standard width option.

 

Wide foot measurement

 For high insteps or wide soles.
For wide feet with a high instep/arch, we suggest choosing a wider width or half a size up.