Shoe Size Conversion Chart

Men ordering shoes for themselves: Generally order 2 sizes larger than your male shoe size. This will somewhat compensate for the wider foot men have but if you normally wear a D or E or wider, you'll need to order a shoe in wide or extra wide width. At this time we only have 2 styles in sizes 13-15 Wide, but we're working on getting more. Some of the platform sandals will accommodate a wider foot, especially the one with buckles across the toes. 
What we have recommended on some of the transvestite message boards and on TrannyWeb if you're reluctant to try on women's shoes in a public place, is to buy an inexpensive pair of woman’s shoes locally, preferably at a thrift store or consignment shop to get a good price and see if they fit or keep trying them on until you find a pair that do fit. Once you have an accurate sizing, make the necessary adjustments for heel height recommended for women below, and you should have an accurate conversion to your woman’s shoe size.

Women: If you've never worn a seriously high heel before here's a short guideline. It might not hold true for everyone but it's close.  If you wear a size 7 in flats to 3" heels, you PROBABLY need at least a 1/2 size larger or a 7-1/2  in a 4 1/2" to 5" heel. In a 5-1/2" heel you'll need to go up a whole size to an 8. Our 6" spike heel pumps fit like the 5-1/2" spike heels. Most platforms work out to be the equivalent of a mere 4" heel as far as the angle of the foot is concerned. 

For metric to US or other measurement units, click here to go to a convenient converter. (give it some time to download, it's a French web site)