Women’s footwear · Leavys Shoes
S. Oliver size & fit guide
For s.Oliver, consider the lining and shoe shape alongside your size. Our women’s range includes trainers, mules and winter boots with different fastening options.
How S. Oliver shoes fit
This guide provides fitting advice. Use the size labels on the product and ask us if you need help comparing sizes.
- Warm-lined boots: Try the boots with the socks you intend to wear. Check that the lining and socks leave enough room across the toes and instep.
- Soft Foam: Soft Foam is an underfoot comfort feature where listed. Check width and removable-insole details separately.
- Knee-high styles: The calf and boot height matter as well as foot size. If you need help, send us your calf measurement at the widest point and the style code.
Between sizes?
Check any fit note on the product. If a boot feels tight, let us know whether the pressure is at the toes, instep or calf so we can advise on the right size or shape.
Brand guidance is a starting point. Product-specific details and the way the shoe holds your foot also matter.
How to measure your feet →When your shoes arrive: a quick fit check
Try them indoors on a clean surface before deciding to keep them.
- Try both shoes. Wear your usual socks or tights and any insoles you intend to use. Adjust the fastenings.
- Check toe room. Your toes should move comfortably, without pressing against the front or being squeezed at the sides.
- Take a few steps. Check for persistent heel slipping, rubbing or pressure across the top of your foot.
- Something feels wrong? Ask us before wearing them outside. A different width or shape may help more than changing size.
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 →
