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Brand Size Charts

Generic conversion tables get you close; brand charts get you the right size. Every brand cuts to its own last and pattern, and the differences are measurable. Nike shoes fit about 5 mm shorter than Adidas at the same US number, New Balance publishes widths from 2A to 6E, Zara's EU sizes run a half size small, and Uniqlo tops in Japanese sizing are one letter smaller than the US equivalent. This index links to a dedicated chart for each brand with its official measurements.

Each brand page shows the maker's own foot-length or body-measurement table alongside our standard columns, so you can see exactly where the brand deviates. Where a brand has separate charts for regions, for example Uniqlo Japan versus Uniqlo US, both are listed. Pick the brand you are buying, measure once, and compare. If a brand is missing, the generic charts for shoes and clothing remain a good starting point.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which shoe brands run small?

Nike and Converse are the usual suspects, fitting about half a size small in length and narrow in the forefoot. Vans and Adidas Originals are close to true. New Balance, Asics and Saucony are true to size with wider options.

Do Zara and H&M use the same EU sizes?

They use the same numbers but different fits. Zara cuts slim and about half a size small; H&M is closer to standard EU sizing. A Zara EU 38 is roughly an H&M EU 36 to 38 depending on the garment.

Is Uniqlo sizing the same worldwide?

No. Uniqlo Japan and Korea use Asian sizing, about one letter smaller than Uniqlo US and EU. A US M in Uniqlo US corresponds to L in Uniqlo Japan. The brand page lists both charts.

How often are brand charts updated?

We review each brand's official chart quarterly and after major relaunches. Each page shows the date last checked. If you find a discrepancy with a brand's current site, use the contact link to report it.

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