Size Guide

SIZE RANGE

Maévie's primary sizing is EU. Our shoes are made in Portugal and developed in EU sizing.

The table below is based on our manufacturer's specifications. We currently offer shoes in EU 39–47 | UK 6–12 | US 7–13.

If you require a different size, please contact us.

Fit can vary between styles, as each shoe is built on its own last. For the most precise guidance, check the fit information on each product page, where you'll also find measurements from the model wearing the shoe.

Table note: Conversions are from our Portuguese manufacturer's specification. Fit can vary by style - when in doubt, size up or contact us.

HOW TO MEASURE AT HOME

Shoe sizing is personal, and it changes over time. Measuring your feet regularly is the only way to find the right shoes and the right size. Here's how to measure at home in a few minutes.

What you will need A large piece of paper or card, a pencil, and a measuring tape (in cm or mm).

1. Length

1. Place the paper flat on a hard floor.
2. Stand on it with your weight evenly distributed.
3. Trace around your foot, keeping the pencil as upright as possible.
4. Mark the back of your heel and the tip of your longest toe — this isn't always the big toe.
5. Measure between the two points in millimetres.
6. Repeat with your other foot and use the measurement of the larger foot when checking our size guide.

2. Width

Width is measured straight across the widest part of the forefoot, around the joints at the base of your big toe and little toe.

Stand normally with your weight on your foot and measure this distance in millimetres.

Measure both feet and record the larger measurement.

BEYOND LENGTH 

Two people can have the same foot length and find the same shoe fits very differently.

Width: Your foot may be narrower or broader through the forefoot. This affects how much space you need across the shoe.

Rather than relying only on labels such as narrow, standard or wide, we encourage you to measure your actual foot width and compare it with the fit information provided for each Maévie style.

Arch   Feet vary in arch height and shape. This can influence how a shoe feels underfoot and how your foot sits inside it.

Instep   The instep is the upper part of your foot between the toes and ankle. A higher or fuller instep can make a shoe feel tighter across the top even when its length is correct. A lower-volume foot may experience more movement.

Toe shape  Feet can also be more tapered, rounded or square through the toes. Toe shape affects how much usable space you have inside different shoe shapes, which is why two shoes in the same size can feel quite different.

SIZING ADVICE IF YOU ARE BETWEEN SIZES

We would recommend to size up but it's important to know that the larger size may give you more room while the smaller size will give you a closer fit.

Check the fit notes on the product page before choosing. Width, foot volume and the shape of the shoe can all influence which size feels best.

If your toes feel compressed or touch the front of the shoe, the shoe is too small. If your foot moves excessively or your heel cannot be held securely, it may be too large.

If you're unsure, send us your measurements and we'll help you choose.

Sizing varies between shoe styles. A trainer, a boot, and a flat will feel different even at the same EU size, because each is built on a different last. We will include style-specific sizing notes on each product page.

CHANGING SIZE

Feet can change throughout life, so it's worth measuring them periodically rather than assuming your shoe size will always remain the same.

For children and teenagers who are still growing, measure more frequently, particularly if shoes suddenly feel tighter or their usual size changes.

Always measure both feet and fit to the larger foot.