Shoe Size Chart and Conversion

Shoe/Width Sizing

To ensure the right fit, please refer to the size chart, width offerings, and sizing tips below.

For Rockport Men’s, we offer these widths: M (medium), W (wide), XW (extra wide), XXW (extra-extra wide), and N (narrow).

For Rockport Women’s, we offer these widths: M (medium), W (wide), XW (extra wide), and N (narrow).

For Dunham, we offer these widths: D (medium), 2E (wide), 4E (extra wide), 6E (extra-extra wide), and B (narrow).

For Cobb Hill, we offer these widths: M (medium), W (wide), XW (extra wide), and N (narrow).

 Shoe Size Chart

Women's Footwear						Men's Footwear
US/CA	Europe	UK	JP	MM		US/CA	Europe	UK	JP	MM
5	35	2.5	22	220		5	37.5	4.5	23	230
5.5	35.5	3	22.5	225		5.5	38	5	23.5	235
6	36	3.5	23	230		6	38.5	5.5	24	240
6.5	37	4	23.5	235		6.5	39	6	24.5	245
7	37.5	4.5	24	240		7	40	6.5	25	250
7.5	38	5	24.5	245		7.5	40.5	7	25.5	255
8	39	5.5	25	250		8	41	7.5	26	260
8.5	39.5	6	25.5	255		8.5	42	8	26.5	265
9	40	6.5	26	260		9	42.5	8.5	27	270
9.5	41	7	26.5	265		9.5	43	9	27.5	275
10	41.5	7.5	27	270		10	44	9.5	28	280
10.5	42	8	27.5	275		10.5	44.5	10	28.5	285
11	42.5	8.5	28	280		11	45	10.5	29	290
11.5	43	9.0	28.5	285		11.5	46	11	29.5	295
12	44	9.5	29	290		12	46.5	11.5	30	300
13	45	10.5	30	300		12.5	47	12	30.5	305
14	46	11.5	31	310		13	47.5	12.5	31	310
						14	49	13.5	32	320
						15	50	14.5	33	330
						16	51.5	15.5	34	340
						17	53	16.5	35	350
						18	54	17.5	36	360
						19	55	18.5	37	370
						20	56	19.5	38	380

 

Sizing Tips

• Your heel should fit snug with no slipping. The midfoot of the shoe under your arch and over the top of your foot should be snug but not tight. You should have enough room in the toe box to wiggle your toes. Our shoes are made to fit directly out of the box. They do not need to be broken in.

• People are more than twice as likely to buy a shoe that is too small than too big. Clues that your shoes are too small or narrow include - foot cramping or "falling asleep" or the formation of blisters and calluses between or on your toes.

• Feet typically get bigger with age. We encourage you to have your feet measured every year. Women's feet often become a half-size (or more) larger after pregnancy.

• Your left and right feet may differ in length or width as much as a full size. Be sure to measure and try shoes on both feet, and always buy shoes to fit your larger foot.

• While the incremental enlargement/reductions between the sizes and widths are industry standards – not every manufacturer starts with the same measurement for their model size.

• Rockport and Cobb Hill use the same Brannock Device measurement along with several taped forefoot volume measurements as a starting point for both men’s and women’s shoes.