Men’s footwear · Leavys Shoes
Pinoso's size & fit guide
Pinoso's men's shoes offer generous shapes, but the width and depth still depend on the individual model.
How Pinoso's shoes fit
This guide provides fitting advice. Use the size labels on the product and ask us if you need help comparing sizes.
- Start with your usual EU size and check the fit details of your chosen pair. Wide or extra-wide describes the shape; it is not a reason to buy excess length.
- If more precise help is needed, measure both feet and the circumference around the widest part of the forefoot without tightening the tape. Send us the larger measurements and the model number.
- Pinoso's uses a special length method that adds 7 mm before consulting its chart. Ask us to check that calculation for your size so extra allowance is not added twice.
- On a touch-fastening style, adjust the strap so it holds securely without pressure over the instep. Check available depth if replacing the footbed.
Between sizes?
Compare the two sizes with your usual size in this brand. Your toes should have room while your heel stays secure. If the length feels right but the sides pinch, look for a wider shape rather than automatically choosing a longer shoe.
Brand guidance is a starting point. Product-specific details and the way the shoe holds your foot also matter.
How to measure your feet →How to measure your feet
- Place a sheet of paper on a hard, level floor with one edge against a wall. Wear the socks you plan to wear with the shoes.
- Stand with your heel gently against the wall and your weight on the foot. Have someone mark the end of your longest toe, keeping the pencil upright.
- Measure from the wall edge to the mark in centimetres. Repeat for your other foot and use the longer measurement. Measuring towards the end of the day can be helpful.
Only compare this measurement with a chart labelled foot length. An insole or shoe measurement may include extra space and is not interchangeable. Do not add an allowance unless that brand’s instructions specifically say to.
How to measure your feet →