▷ Measure Your Child’s Feet Like This (Video)

How to Choose the Right Size (Choosing the correct size reduces returns and helps protect the environment!)
Option 1: Print the Size Guide

1. Print the template – Printer settings: A4, 100% scale.
2. Check the printed size by placing a credit card in the marked area.
3. Fold the paper at a 90-degree angle and place your child's heel against the wall.
4. Ensure there is about one adult finger width (1.5– 2 cm) of extra space in front of the toes.

Option 2: Measure Your Child’s Feet (If You Don’t Have a Printer)

1. Measure your child’s foot by placing their heel against a wall (or inside a box with the heel against one side).
2. Measure to the tip of the longest toe—this is the foot length.
3. If the feet are different sizes, choose the larger measurement.
4. Add 1.5–2 cm to this measurement to determine the correct shoe size.
5. Use the size chart below (measurements are internal shoe lengths).

Size Chart (Internal Lengths):

• Size 20: 12,6 cm
• Size 21: 13,5 cm
• Size 22: 14,2 cm
• Size 23: 14,8 cm
• Size 24: 15,7 cm
• Size 25: 16,2 cm
• Size 26: 17,0 cm
• Size 27: 17,7 cm
• Size 28: 18,5 cm
• Size 29: 19,3 cm
• Size 30: 19,9 cm
• Size 31: 20,9 cm
• Size 32: 21,4 cm
• Size 33: 21,9 cm
• Size 34: 22,8 cm
• Size 35: 23,5 cm
• Size 36: 24,2 cm

Example: If your child’s foot measures 20 cm, choose size 33 (21.6 cm) to allow 1.6 cm of extra space.

Note: The lining inside the shoe takes up space, making the shoe feel smaller.

Order the shoes and try them at home. A well-fitting shoe should allow room in front of the toes, and the child should be able to run without the heel slipping.