Virtual Fitting Instructions - Step 2
These photos will help us understand your foot shape in order to work out the best boot model and fit for you. It is important to strictly follow the instructions and keep the measurements as accurate as possible. We suggest taking these measurements at night or after sport, when your feet are at their largest.
Tools
Pen, 2 pieces of A4 paper, ruler, soft tape.
Foot Tracings & Foot Circumference
- Put on thin socks Wear thin socks (like pantyhose). Do not wear thick socks.
- Prepare the paper
- Place one sheet of paper flat on the floor.
- If your foot is bigger than one sheet, tape two sheets together with a small overlap.
- Stand on the paper Put one foot on the paper and shift your weight onto that foot. This helps get a more accurate size.
- Hold the pen correctly Use a pen or pencil and keep it straight up and down, at a 90‑degree angle to the floor.
- Trace around your foot Slowly draw around your foot, keeping the pen at that 90‑degree angle the whole time.
- Don’t worry about the heel When you trace around the heel, the pen might not touch your heel perfectly. That’s okay—just keep the pen straight (90 degrees to the floor).
- Take a photo of the foot tracing result from straight above.
- The paper should look like a perfect rectangle.
- If it looks like a trapezoid (wider at one end, narrower at the other), the photo is distorted.
Measure Foot Circumference
1. Take 2 photos of the circumference around the ball area of your foot. Find the longest and widest part of your foot under your big toe and pinky toe, where the joint is located. Use a soft tape to measure the circumference around this area. Measure while seated and with your feet relaxed on the ground. Do not press nor lift the measured foot. Measure both feet.
2. Take 2 photos of the circumference around the ball area of your foot while standing. Ensure that you have the majority of your body weight on the measured foot. Measure both feet.
