texasgirl
Master Chef
Aren't you suppose to get mens boots a size bigger than their normal shoe size? I need to get DH some for Christmas, so, I can't ask him.
Boot sizing for men
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miniman
Executive Chef
I usually do. The sane can also apply for trainers (sneakers in American). Of course a lot can depend on the manufacturer as well.
Has he got a pair of boots already, if so have a sneaky check of the size.
Has he got a pair of boots already, if so have a sneaky check of the size.
CharlieD
Chef Extraordinaire
Can't youlook at his old ones? I think it depends on the boot style. How high they are. How tall. How wide. The instep area. Gosh there is so much to thnk about.
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texasgirl
Master Chef
The tag is no longer legible inside the old ones. Shoot. Okay, I guess I will just order them and if they don't fit, I will return for another size. Thanks for your help guys. I really appreciate it!
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
TG, check the soles of the old boots. The size is oftem embossed into the sole.
jpmcgrew
Executive Chef
Boots are same size as shoes unless he plans to wear alot of socks.
mikki
Sous Chef
If you can get out of the house with them, take them to a shoe store and put one on those shoe size things.
Yep, Texasgirl - I wear a full size larger in my boots (Acme, Nacona, Justin, Dan Post, Lucchese, etc.) than my American made dress shoes - Euro made dress shoes are also a size larger, as are foreign made athletic shoes, generally.
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Bilby
Executive Chef
Texas Girl, do like we had to do in Primary School - draw a line around the sole of the boot on a piece of paper and just take it to your nearest shop to get a sizing. You can then buy online with confidence.
