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Can you buy your shoes in regular women's sizes or do you need larger sizes. Tell us your shoes size here. <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Firefox on 2002-01-06 21:46 ]</font>


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I'm size 40 or 41 in the European sizes. it's 9 or 10 in the US women's or 7 or 8 on the UK men's size. I can get either men's or women's shoes in my size. I'm lucky :smile:

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I think with EU 41-42 (UK8) I'm pretty lucky as well. Mostly it's 41 in boots and shoes that can be concidered 'streetwear' and 42 in stiletto's.

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Aha, didn't know that.. Already learned something on the new board. :smile:

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I'm actually a wide 7 which makes it awkward to say the least, but it means I have to try them out more :smile: which is not a bad thing. LOL

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I'm again one of those lucky guys that can buy regular woman's sizes. I wear Eur 40 or 41, US male 8, female 10B, UK 7. Only in the south of Europe I have problems finding regular shoes because in Italy and Spain those nice girly shoes usually are only sold up to size 39.

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I'm size UK 9 (EUR 42 or 43) but can wear a UK 8 sometimes. I think my actual size is 8.5. So I'm pretty lucky as I can fit into most styles of shoes or boots :smile: My sympathies for those of us who have larger feet.

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I usually wear a women's size 14, and sometimes depending on the style, I'd have to go to a 15. I'm just a victim of the dreaded "bigfoot" disorder. :smile: SQ

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Hi..Wow my ist post on the new board. Well I for one like the format,don't change a thing! As for my shoe size..I take a womans US 9.5/10 or a Euro 40/41.I can't always take this for granted tho as some shoe sizes can be way out. regards jim :smile:

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Hi to you all!!!, I wear a size 11/12 uk or 14 us. It is difficult to find fashion woman shoes in those sizes. Most shoes in big sizes are fetish shoes but i prefer a more feminine style made of soft leather like snakeskin or alligator. Frankie

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Well its hard to say,I'm a US mens 10N, but as soon as the heel gets over 3" I'm a US Womens 8 1/2M to 10N. I even have a pair of usw8's I wear at times.

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I'm a size 9 in UK terms... I can just about get away with an 8, sometimes a 7, depending on the shoe. In € money, that's 43 (afaik), 41 and 39/40. Is that correct? God only know what that is in the stupid American system.... SH

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I am a 42 Euro but have pretty wide feet. Depending on the store I wear 10W, 11 or occasionally even 12 (US sizes). So I can find shoes in regular stores with some luck. Many of the nicer ones only go up to 10 regular or narrow.

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size 10 or 10.5 US size 40 1/2 or 41 euro i think about a 7.5 UK, don't own any UK. open back shoes (mules) i can sometimes wear a 9.5 / 40 FOH and similar spikes i need an 11 or 12

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Well I've quite big feet - Size 12UK or 46eur or 14 US-Women. Well, not easy to get the heels you want in this size.... or it's at least quite expensive! best wishes Joak :smile:

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Just getting the hang of this posting stuff so . . . for boots size 10 women US size 40 1/2 euro, i think about a 7.5 UK, calf size is a problem Spike heels I need a 9 or 10 womens depending on the heel height

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I wear mostly 41 euro, 8uk, 10 usw. So I´m one of the lucky ones too. Its amazing that it can differ one size up and down between brands and sometimes more rarely even within the same brand. Nowadys I almost always tryes the boots on before buying them, but back in the days I didnt it was a gambling on high levels if they would fit or not, some waisted money therefor.

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Yeah, the sizes do seem to vary. I've got some size 7s, some size 8s, and I nearly bought a pair of size 9s, as it was the only size I could get into in that size. I think it depends on how narrow and/or pointed the shoe or boot is. Wider styles are easier than ultra-pointed ones for me, as I've got slightly wide feet. But trying them on is so much fun I can't complain :smile: !

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Too right Yam Yam. Join us on one of our UK shoe shop outings sometime! The narrow width in women's styles is often a killer. Bear in mind that in certain styles, your toes are meant to be squashed in. I don't accept that, and I'll modify the shoe mechanically to fit or buy a larger size. Many use their feet to modify shoes with disasterous results.

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My size varies with the shape of the shoe. With a pointed toe I generally need a size 9UK; for a square toe shoe, as I bought last week, a size 8UK is normally OK.

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