Shoes

[lbh_self_bond]

Sorry if this topic has been brought up before, and I am sure it probably has.
Anyway, Jessica has been nagging me to get her some shoes.
I haven't yet because I don't want to be seen trying them on or holding them up to my feet for comparison.
Anybody know somewhere I can find a chart or something so I can figure out what out size is?
I wear a size 10 mens, if anybody can tell me right out what that is in a womens shoe.

[bobbi]

my men's 9.5 to 10 turn into a solid 11 in the Pleaser brand of shoes. if i recall the rule of thumb is like add 1.5 to 2 to the size.

[jesseluvsheels]

Hi lbh, from the sizing chart at Pierre Silber, a US mens is equivalent to a US womens 12

[bound_jenny]

Easy-peasy: draw an outline of your foot on some cardboard, cut that out, and slip it into the shoe/boot at the store. Use your hand to simulate the thickness of your foot.

Don't forget that men's flippers are generally wider relative to length than women's dainty tootsies.

Jenny.

[BondageGames]

Sorry if this topic has been brought up before, and I am sure it probably has.
Anyway, Jessica has been nagging me to get her some shoes.
I haven't yet because I don't want to be seen trying them on or holding them up to my feet for comparison.
Anybody know somewhere I can find a chart or something so I can figure out what out size is?
I wear a size 10 mens, if anybody can tell me right out what that is in a womens shoe.

Do you wear a 10 medium width? If so, you might be able to pull off an 11 in some brands.

If you're a 10 wide, then you'll have to go women's 12 for sure.

But LikeRa was correct in saying that the general rule is that the difference from men's to women's is 1 1/2 - 2 sizes. That's pretty widely accepted (in U.S. sizing).

(I skip 11.5 because, well, good luck finding that size in 90% of shoe styles made haha)

[lbh_self_bond]

Well. this morning on my way to work, I stopped by Wal-Mart to see what shoes they had (this was like five in the morning so I knew they wouldn't be busy).
This one type of shoe they had was about 12 bucks and was at least a four inch heel.
But the largest size they had was 11.
So I tried it on, and it was actually too big.
So I tried the 10, and it acually fit.
So when I get up the courage, I think I will get a pair.

[bound_jenny]

Beware the Wal-Mart sizes! They can differ by as much as two sizes from the actual standard, usually being too large.

I have learned that the size that is stamped in the shoe or boot there means nothing and I have to try them on to find out if they fit.

Jenny.