Shoe Size Conversion Chart
Scarpe Di Bianco
- 6D
- 6.5D
- 7D
- 7.5D
- 8D
- 8.5D
- 9D
- 9.5D
- 10D
- 10.5D
- 11D
- 11.5D
- 12D
- 13D
Scarpe Di Bianco unlined
- 5.5D
- 6D
- 6.5D
- 7D
- 7.5D
- 8D
- 8.5D
- 9D
- 9.5D
- 10D
- 10.5D
- 11D
- 11.5D
- 12D
UK
- 5
- 5.5
- 6
- 6.5
- 7
- 7.5
- 8
- 8.5
- 9
- 9.5
- 10
- 10.5
- 11
- 12
EU
- 39
- 39.5
- 40
- 40.5
- 41
- 41.5
- 42
- 42.5
- 43
- 43.5
- 44
- 44.5
- 45
- 46
Santoni
- 5.5E
- 6E
- 6.5E
- 7E
- 7.5E
- 8E
- 8.5E
- 9E
- 9.5E
- 10E
- 10.5E
- 11E
- 11.5E
- 12E
John Lobb
- 5E
- 5.5E
- 6E
- 6.5E
- 7E
- 7.5E
- 8E
- 8.5E
- 9E
- 9.5E
- 10E
- 10.5E
- 11E
- 12E
Scarpe Di Bianco Shoe Tree Sizing
Scarpe Di Bianco
- 6D
- 6.5D
- 7D
- 7.5D
- 8D
- 8.5D
- 9D
- 9.5D
- 10D
- 10.5D
- 11D
- 11.5D
- 12D
- 13D
Shoe Tree
- 7
- 7
- 8
- 8
- 9
- 9
- 10
- 10
- 11
- 11
- 12
- 13
Made to Order - Measuring Instructions
- Measurements should be taken by a second person, meaning you should not measure your own feet.
- The same thickness of sock should be worn during the measurement process that you would normally wear with these shoes.
- Measurements should be taken standing with your weight balanced on both feet in a normal standing position.
- Measurements ideally should be taken in centimeters. If a metric tape measure is not available inches can be used.
- Use the navigation arrows to follow the steps through the measurement process.
Measurement 1: The Foot Outline
- Using a pen, trace all the way around the foot on a white sheet of paper.
- Make sure the pen is completely vertical during the tracing
Measurement 2 - The Ball of the Foot
- Using a tailor's measuring tape in centimeters, measure completely around the widest part of the foot.
- Reference points are the bones behind the pinky toe and behind the big toe.
Measurement 3 - The Arch/Instep
- Measure completely around the arch/instep of the foot.
- Reference point is the bone on the top of the foot, roughly 2 inches (5cm) closer to the ankle from the location of the Ball of Foot measurement.
Measurement 4 - The Heel
For boots and ankle boots only
- Measure completely from the heel around the top of the foot.
- Reference point is where the foot bends.