Birkenstock - How To Find the Perfect Size?
What Size Birkenstock Do You Need?
How to measure your foot length?
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Measure the length of your foot by standing on a flat surface with your full weight on your foot, then measure the distance from the back of your heel to the tip of your longest toe.
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Add 10mm to your foot length to allow your foot room to move. This will give you the footbed length you need to find your size
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Measure the width of your foot across the broadest point. Compare your foot width measurement to the footbed width in your size to see if you will need a narrow or regular width.
You can also use our template:
Download the foot measurement template
Birkenstock products are offered in European sizes. Please reference our Size and Width conversion charts below.
Adult Sizes
|
Footbed Length |
Regular Width |
Narrow Width |
| 35 (Adult) |
225mm |
89mm |
85mm |
| 36 (Adult) |
230mm |
91mm |
87mm |
| 37 (Adult) |
240mm |
93mm |
89mm |
| 38 (Adult) |
245mm |
95mm |
91mm |
| 39 (Adult) |
250mm |
97mm |
93mm |
| 40 (Adult) |
260mm |
99mm |
95mm |
| 41 (Adult) |
265mm |
101mm |
97mm |
| 42 (Adult) |
270mm |
103mm |
99mm |
| 43 (Adult) |
280mm |
105mm |
101mm |
| 44 (Adult) |
285mm |
107mm |
103mm |
| 45 (Adult) |
290mm |
109mm |
105mm |
| 46 (Adult) |
300mm |
113mm |
107mm |
| 47 (Adult) |
305mm |
115mm |
109mm |
| 48 (Adult) |
310mm |
117mm |
111mm |
| 49 (Adult) |
315mm |
119mm |
113mm |
| 50 (Adult) |
325mm |
121mm |
115mm |
Kids Sizes
|
Footbed Length |
Regular Width |
Narrow width |
| 24 (Kids) |
150mm |
67mm |
63mm |
|
25 (Kids) |
160mm |
69mm |
65mm |
|
26 (Kids) |
165mm |
71mm |
67mm |
|
27 (Kids) |
170mm |
73mm |
69mm |
|
28 (Kids) |
180mm |
75mm |
71mm |
|
29 (Kids) |
185mm |
77mm |
73mm |
|
30 (Kids) |
190mm |
79mm |
75mm |
|
31 (Kids) |
200mm |
81mm |
77mm |
|
32 (Kids) |
205mm |
83mm |
79mm |
|
33 (Kids) |
210mm |
85mm |
81mm |
|
34 (Kids) |
220mm |
87mm |
83mm |
ADJUSTING Tips
Before trying them on, put one hand under the toe and one under the heel, then flex the footbed a few times. This will initiate the break in period and will your help your new sandals feel comfy sooner. Open all straps and step into the footbed. Close the straps comfortably, leaving enough space to allow your feet the freedom of movement. Exhale and enjoy.
WEARING Tips
For the first five or six times you wear your new footwear, limit the time to just a few hours. This allows your feet and body to gradually get used to the contoured arch support as well as the straps and buckles
