Shoe Size Passport

Enter foot length once and compare the starting US men's size across every eligible brand. The table adjusts for each brand's fit offset, so roomy brands and snug brands do not get treated as identical labels.

Save your size passport

Save your foot length, width and usual US size locally in this browser. Copy a share link only when you are comfortable putting that profile in the URL.

Local-only by default. Share links include foot length, width and note in the URL, so use them only with people you trust.

Saved only in this browser. No account required.

Showing brand recommendations for 270mm.
Brand-specific starting sizes for a 270mm foot.
Brand Recommended US men Fit bias Widths Confidence
Adidas US 10 true to size D, 2E 80%
ASICS US 10 true to size D, 2E, 4E 72%
Birkenstock US 9.5 runs large B, D 68%
Brooks US 10 runs large D, 2E, 4E 68%
Converse US 11 runs small D 78%
Crocs US 9.5 runs large D 70%
Dr Martens US 9.5 runs large D 74%
Hoka US 10 runs large D, 2E 72%
Jordan US 10.5 runs small D 75%
New Balance US 9.5 runs large B, D, 2E, 4E, 6E 72%
Nike US 10.5 runs small D 78%
On US 10 true to size D 70%
Puma US 10 true to size D 65%
Reebok US 10 true to size D, 2E 65%
Salomon US 10.5 runs small D, 2E 71%
Saucony US 10 true to size D, 2E 70%
Skechers US 10 true to size D, 2E, 4E 71%
Timberland US 9.5 runs large D, 2E 72%
UGG US 10.5 runs small D 67%
Vans US 10.5 runs small D 70%

Use the passport as a starting point

The result is length-first. Before buying, open the brand page for fit notes, model links, width availability and affiliate links with the size passed through.

For apparel labels rather than shoes, you can compare clothing sizes across brands with body-measurement based conversions.

What is a shoe size passport?

A size passport uses one stable input, your foot length in millimetres, and translates it into brand-specific starting sizes instead of trusting every label equally.

Why do brands recommend different sizes for the same foot?

Brands use different lasts, toe shapes and fit targets. A brand that runs small may need a higher US label for the same foot length; a roomy brand may need a lower label.

Is this a final buying size?

Treat it as a starting point. Width, socks, insoles and model-specific fit can still move the final size by a half size.