As you might already know, wearing the right shoe width is important to increase comfort, and also for a good foot heath. Let us help you find YOUR shoe width.To determine your shoe width, simply:
2. And then use the measurements to determine your perfect shoe width from our Men's UK Shoe Width Chart below:
Men's UK Shoe Width Chart
UK
Narrow
Medium
Wide
XWide
3.5
8.4 cm
8.9 cm
9.4 cm
9.9 cm
4
8.4 cm
9.1 cm
9.6 cm
10.1 cm
4.5
8.6 cm
9.1 cm
9.6 cm
10.4 cm
5
8.6 cm
9.4 cm
9.9 cm
10.6 cm
5.5
8.9 cm
9.6 cm
9.9 cm
10.7 cm
6
9.1 cm
9.6 cm
10.1 cm
10.9 cm
6.5
9.1 cm
9.9 cm
10.4 cm
10.9 cm
7
9.4 cm
9.9 cm
10.4 cm
11.1 cm
7.5
9.6 cm
10.1 cm
10.7 cm
11.4 cm
8
9.6 cm
10.4 cm
10.9 cm
11.4 cm
8.5
9.9 cm
10.4 cm
10.9 cm
11.7 cm
9
9.9 cm
10.7 cm
11.1 cm
11.7 cm
9.5
10.1 cm
10.7 cm
11.2 cm
11.9 cm
10
10.4 cm
10.9 cm
11.4 cm
12.2 cm
10.5
10.4 cm
11.1 cm
11.6 cm
12.4 cm
11
10.7 cm
11.2 cm
11.9cm
12.7 cm
11.5
10.7 cm
11.4 cm
12.4 cm
12.9 cm
12
10.9 cm
11.6 cm
12.7 cm
13.2 cm
12.5
10.9 cm
11.9 cm
12.9 cm
13.5 cm
UK Shoe Width Letters/Labeling
OK, now you know whether you need narrow, medium or wide shoes. But how are the different shoe widths labeled in the shoes? See Men's UK Shoe Width Letters Chart below:
Narrow Shoe Width: S, A, 2A, 3A, B, N, C. More letters mean more narrow width. I.e. 3A is more narrow than 2A and A. Medium Shoe Width: D, M, R Wide Shoe Width: E, 2E, W. More letters mean wider shoes. I.e. 2E is wider than E. Extra Wide (XWide): 3E, 4E, 5E, 6E, WW, WWW. More letters mean wider shoes. I.e.
6E is wider than 4E, and WWW is wider than WW.