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Choose true to size for a clean everyday fit. If you prefer thicker socks or a relaxed toe box, select the larger size when between measurements.
Aurelle Footwear Fit Atelier
Size Guide
A refined fit guide for choosing Aurelle women’s footwear with confidence. Use this page to compare US, UK, EU, inch, and centimeter measurements, understand shoe-width language, and choose the right fit across sneakers, heels, boots, sandals, loafers, and ballet flats.
For the most accurate result, measure both feet near the end of the day, compare against the longer foot, and consider the shoe shape you are buying. Pointed toes, tall boots, narrow straps, and structured loafers may feel different from soft sneakers or open sandals even when the marked size is the same.
Fit Priority
Always fit to the longest foot first, then adjust with styling preferences such as socks, insoles, and toe shape.
Measure With Care
A precise measurement helps reduce size hesitation and supports a more comfortable first try-on. Use paper, a pencil, and a flat wall for a simple at-home method.
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Prepare a flat surface Place a sheet of paper on a hard floor with one edge touching a wall. Avoid carpet because it can shift the foot angle and change the final measurement.
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Stand naturally Put your heel gently against the wall and stand with full weight on the foot. Measuring while seated can make the foot appear shorter than it fits in real wear.
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Mark the longest toe Trace or mark the front point of the longest toe. This may be the big toe or second toe depending on your foot shape.
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Measure heel to toe Measure the distance from the wall edge to the toe mark. Record the result in both inches and centimeters for easier comparison.
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Repeat both feet Most people have one foot slightly longer. Choose your size according to the longer measurement, then refine based on shoe style.
Women’s Size Chart
Use this conversion as a practical reference for Aurelle footwear. Measurements are approximate because toe shape, upper structure, lining, and heel pitch can influence how a shoe feels on foot.
| US Size | UK Size | EU Size | Foot Length Inches | Foot Length CM | Aurelle Fit Guidance |
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| 5 | 3 | 35 | 8.5 | 21.6 | Best for petite feet with a shorter footbed preference. |
| 5.5 | 3.5 | 35.5 | 8.75 | 22.2 | Choose for a close fit in flats and slim sandals. |
| 6 | 4 | 36 | 8.875 | 22.5 | Works well across sneakers, heels, and ballet flats. |
| 6.5 | 4.5 | 37 | 9.0625 | 23.0 | Consider sizing up for pointed high heels. |
| 7 | 5 | 37.5 | 9.25 | 23.5 | A balanced everyday fit for loafers and sandals. |
| 7.5 | 5.5 | 38 | 9.375 | 23.8 | Common fit for structured heels and ankle boots. |
| 8 | 6 | 38.5 | 9.5 | 24.1 | Choose true to size for most Aurelle silhouettes. |
| 8.5 | 6.5 | 39 | 9.6875 | 24.6 | Ideal when a little toe room is preferred. |
| 9 | 7 | 40 | 9.875 | 25.1 | Recommended for medium foot length with boots. |
| 9.5 | 7.5 | 40.5 | 10.0 | 25.4 | Helpful for socks, cushioned insoles, or wider toes. |
| 10 | 8 | 41 | 10.1875 | 25.9 | Choose true to size unless the toe shape is narrow. |
| 11 | 9 | 42 | 10.5 | 26.7 | Best for longer feet needing generous front space. |
Between Sizes
Choose the larger size if your foot measurement falls between two sizes, especially for boots, pointed heels, or closed-toe loafers.
Open Sandals
For flat sandals and platform sandals, the foot should sit fully on the sole without the heel or toes extending beyond the edge.
Sock Styling
If you plan to wear socks with ankle boots, knee high boots, or chunky sneakers, allow a little extra room for comfort.
Fit Notes By Style
The same numerical size can feel different across footwear categories. Use these refined notes to match your preferred feel with the silhouette you are shopping.
Chunky Sneakers
The cushioned profile may feel supportive but slightly structured. Consider your usual sneaker size and allow room for natural foot expansion during long wear.
High Heels
Pointed or slim heels can feel narrower at the toe. If your foot is wide or your measurement is between sizes, the larger size is often more comfortable.
Block Heels
Block heels usually offer a more grounded feel. Select true to size unless the upper is very structured or you prefer extra forefoot space.
Ankle Boots
Choose true to size for a sleek fit. Size up if styling with medium socks or if your instep is high and the boot has limited stretch.
Knee High Boots
Check both foot length and calf comfort. If you are between sizes, choose the larger size to allow movement through the ankle and shaft.
Flat Sandals
The foot should rest completely within the sole edge. If your toes sit close to the front, move up for a more elegant line.
Platform Sandals
Because platforms add height underfoot, secure strap placement matters. Choose the size that keeps the foot centered without forward slide.
Loafers
Loafers should feel gently secure at first. A structured pair may relax with wear, but toes should never feel compressed at the front.
Ballet Flats
Ballet flats should hug without pinching. If your foot is wider through the front, consider sizing up in narrow or pointed silhouettes.
Width And Comfort
Length is only one part of fit. Width, instep height, toe shape, heel grip, and material structure all affect how a shoe feels after the first few steps.
If the shoe length feels correct but the forefoot feels tight, the issue may be width rather than size. A half size up can help in some styles, but the best result depends on silhouette. Rounded toes and soft uppers are more forgiving, while pointed toes, patent finishes, and tailored loafers may feel more structured.
For a polished Aurelle fit, your heel should feel secure without slipping aggressively, your toes should be able to rest naturally, and the widest part of your foot should align with the widest part of the shoe.
Narrow Feel
Try a half size up, especially in pointed heels, ballet flats, and sleek loafers.
Wide Feel
Use a heel grip or cushioned insole if length is correct but the heel lifts while walking.
High Instep
Choose adjustable straps, open sandals, stretch panels, or softer uppers when possible.
Long Wear
Feet may expand slightly through the day, so avoid selecting a size that feels tight at first try-on.
First Try-On Method
Evaluate fit indoors on a clean surface so the shoes remain eligible for return or exchange while you make a confident decision.
Try On Late Day
Feet are often slightly fuller later in the day. This gives a more realistic sense of how the shoe will feel during real wear.
Walk Indoors
Take slow, natural steps on a clean indoor surface. Notice toe pressure, heel lift, arch support, and strap placement.
Check Toe Space
Your toes should rest comfortably without pressing hard into the front. Open sandals should keep toes fully on the footbed.
Review Styling Use
Consider where you will wear the shoes: daily walking, events, office looks, travel, or seasonal styling with socks.
Shopping Confidence
Aurelle is designed for a smoother online footwear experience, from clear sizing support to friendly post-purchase care.
Fit Questions
These answers help clarify common online footwear sizing decisions. All question panels remain closed until selected.
Should I size up if I am between two sizes? +
Yes. If your measurement falls between two sizes, the larger size is usually the safer choice, especially for pointed heels, ankle boots, knee high boots, loafers, and shoes worn with socks.
Do sneakers and heels fit the same? +
Not always. Sneakers often allow more toe movement and cushioning, while heels may feel more structured through the front. Your usual size can still work, but pointed or narrow heels may require extra room.
How should sandals fit at the front and back? +
Your toes and heel should sit fully on the sole without extending beyond the edge. The foot should look centered, secure, and balanced when standing and walking.
What if one foot is larger than the other? +
Choose the size based on the longer foot. If the smaller foot has extra space, heel grips, light insoles, or strap adjustments can help refine the fit.
Should boots leave extra room for socks? +
Yes, especially for ankle boots and knee high boots. If you plan to wear thicker socks, select the larger size when between sizes and check ankle movement during try-on.
How do I know if a shoe is too small? +
A shoe is likely too small if your toes press firmly into the front, the widest part of your foot feels squeezed, straps dig into the skin, or walking creates immediate pressure points.
