Womens Loafer Fit Guide

Loafers fit differently to sneakers. They should be worn snug for a secure fit, so please read this guide carefully before choosing your size.

How to Find Your Size

Take a pair of shoes that already fit you well and remove the internal footbed.

Measure the footbed from the front edge to the back of the heel in millimetres.

Compare this measurement with the size chart below.

For the most accurate result, measure a similar leather-lined shoe whenever possible.

Important Fit Advice

Loafers have no laces to hold your foot in place, so they rely on a close fit to stay secure. A new loafer should feel snug but not painful, with your heel held firmly and less space in front of your toes than you would allow in a sneaker.

Full-grain leather softens and moulds to your foot with wear. A loafer that starts snug will settle into a comfortable, secure fit, while a loafer that starts loose will only get looser and your heel will slip as you walk.

Size Chart - WOMENS LOAFER

Footbed Length	UK	US	EU
235 mm	3	5	36
242 mm	4	6	37
250 mm	5	7	38
256 mm	6	8	39
264 mm	7	9	40
295 mm	8	10	41

Key Tips

Your heel should feel held when you walk. If it lifts or slips in a new pair, try the size down.

A new loafer should feel close across the top of your foot. The leather will soften and give with wear.

Wear your loafers indoors for the first few hours. This lets the leather begin moulding to your foot while returns remain possible.

Every foot is unique. If you're unsure which size to choose, our team is always happy to help.

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Still Unsure?

Email us at info@uniformstandard.com and we'll help you choose the correct size before placing your order.