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One-page printable

Shoe measurement guide

One-page printable shoe measurement guide showing where to measure outsole length, heel height, forefoot width and outsole width.

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One page only Diagram + table + listing wording.

Designed as a single desk sheet, so sellers can print only the guide they need.

Listalong printable measurement sheet

Shoe measurement guide

Use measurements when the printed shoe size is missing, worn, vintage or inconsistent across markets.

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White sneaker with lettered measurement lines for outsole length, heel height, forefoot width and outsole width.
White sneaker with lettered measurement lines for outsole length, heel height, forefoot width and outsole width.

What each measurement means

Line Measurement Where to measure
A Outsole length Back of the heel to the tip of the longest toe
B Heel height Bottom of the outsole to the top of the heel at the back of the shoe
C Width across forefoot Across the widest part of the shoe, usually across the ball of the foot
D Outsole width Across the widest part of the outsole
Listing wording

Example wording: Marked AU 8, outsole length 26.5cm, forefoot width 8.8cm, heel height 3cm.

Note

Measurements are approximate. Mention if the fabric is stretchy or relaxed.

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