📏 Universal Football Boot Size Chart

Designer's Note: Do not rely solely on your US or UK size, as it varies by brand (e.g., a Nike US 9 is different from an Adidas US 9). For the perfect fit, please measure your foot length in CM and refer to the "CM / JP" column.

1. Nike ----  Fit: Generally runs narrow.

3.Puma --- Fit: Varies. Future is wide; Ultra is narrow.

4. Mizuno --- Fit: Wide friendly.

 
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👣 How to Find Your Perfect Size

To ensure you get the best performance on the pitch, please follow these steps to measure your feet accurately.

Preparation:

• Wear your game socks: Please wear the soccer socks you usually play in. (This is crucial as soccer socks are thicker than regular socks).

• Get your tools: Prepare a piece of paper, a pen, and a ruler.

• Timing matters: We recommend measuring in the afternoon or evening. Your feet swell slightly after a day of walking, providing the most accurate data for fitting.

Step-by-Step Measurement:

1. Stand against the wall Place the piece of paper flat on the floor with the short edge tight against a wall. Stand on the paper with your heels firmly pressing against the wall. (Note: Please stand while measuring. Do not sit, as your body weight extends your foot length slightly).

2. Mark the longest toe Use the pen to draw a line at the tip of your longest toe. (Note: Keep the pen vertical/perpendicular to the paper; do not tilt it).

3. Measure the length Use the ruler to measure the vertical distance from the edge of the paper (the wall side) to the line you just marked. This is your Foot Length (MM).

4. Find your size Measure both feet and use the data from the larger foot.
   
   
   
   

   📋 Fit Guide for Wide Feet & High Insteps

   Q: I have wide feet or a high instep. Which size should I choose? Please identify your foot type based on your usual fitting experiences:

   1. Standard Foot

   • Characteristics: You fit comfortably in standard sizes and rarely feel pressure on the sides of your feet.

   • Recommendation: True to Size. Simply select the size corresponding to your measured foot length in the chart.

   2. Wide Foot / High Instep

   • Characteristics: You often feel tightness on the sides, or your high instep pushes the shoe tongue up significantly. You are used to sizing up when buying sneakers.

   • Recommendation: Size Up. We strongly recommend choosing half a size larger (+0.5 CM) than your measured length.

   • Example: If your measured foot length is 260mm, for narrow models like the Nike Mercurial, we suggest choosing 265mm (EU 42) or even 270mm (EU 42.5).

   3. Flat Feet

   • Characteristics: You have low arches (collapsed arches), meaning the entire sole touches the ground, which often makes the foot spread wider.

   • Recommendation: Size Up. Choose half a size larger. Also, try to avoid "sock-collar" style boots (high-top knitted designs) as they can be very difficult to put on for flat feet.

   
   
   
   

⚠️ Pro Tips for Soccer Cleats

Different brands and materials fit differently. Please review these notes before choosing your size:

• Nike: Typically features a narrower fit. Best suited for narrow or standard feet. If you have wide feet, we strongly recommend choosing half a size up from your measured length.

• Puma: Some series (e.g., Future) tend to have a longer toe box. If your measurement falls exactly between two sizes, consider going half a size down.

• Adidas: Generally True to Size. You can follow the JP/CH (MM) data in the chart directly.

• Leather Boots: For natural leather models (such as the Copa or Legend series), the leather will stretch and mold to your feet over time. We recommend choosing a snug/tight fit initially to allow for this expansion.