MY EXPERT RECOMMENDATION- SIZING

I am size 10 US men's in all of my sneakers. What size would you recommend if I'm interested in the following?

• 9.5

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• 10.5

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• 10

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• 9

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I am size 10 US men's in all of my boots. What size would you recommend if I'm interested in the following?

• 11

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• 10

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• 10.5

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• 9.5

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I am size 10 "UK" men's in all of my sneakers. What size would you recommend if I'm interested in the following?

• 9.5 US

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• 10 US

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• 11 US

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• 10.5 US

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I am size 43 "EU" men's in all of my sneakers. What size would you recommend if I'm interested in the following?

• 9.5

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• 9

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• 10

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• 10.5

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I am size 10 US women's in most of my sneakers. What size would you recommend if I'm interested in the following?

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(a) Size 10

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(b) Size 9.5

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(c) Size 8

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(d) Size 10.5

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1. The most comfortable pair of shoes I have (and wear most often) are Adidas Ultraboosts in size 9 Men's US; my heel is locked in place and my toes have room to wiggle around.

I have a couple shoes in 8.5 that are tighter in the toebox but not intolerable to wear. I have a size 8 that I don't wear because my toes just don't have room.

With all this information, what do you think I should go for your Captain Boots?

• 8

• 8.5

• 9

• 9.5

Answer explanation

We will follow the website's recommendation to suggest a half-size down from the customer's sneaker size. Although the customer mentioned that size 9 is their most comfortable size, it's important to remember that this was based on a sneaker fit. Since they're interested in the Captain boot, which the website advises sizing down from sneakers, we'll recommend a half-size smaller.

I'd like to order your Women's Knockout Boots in size 8, but I have wider feet and typically wear a C-width in most of my shoes. I noticed that this style doesn't come in a wide option and that your shoes are usually B-width. What do you recommend I do? I really love the boots, by the way!

• 8. Size 8. Let's follow the recommendation from the website saying it's true to size.

• Size 9. It's the safest recommendation, we allot more space just to be sure.

• Size 8.5. We suggest trying a ½ size up, as this works for the majority of our customers with a similar concern

• Recommend the customer to purchase both size 8 and 8.5 and just return to us the one that works the least.

• Encourage the customer to consider switching to one of our styles that offers a wide option, or suggest trying a men's style, as they tend to be slightly wider.

Answer explanation

Our standard width for women's footwear is B-width. To accommodate slightly wider feet, we typically recommend starting with a half size up.

Looking at the men's loafer. With my Captains and Cavalier's I wear a 10.5. In a Brooks running shoe I'm an 11 and Nike a 10.5. The Find My Size says go with a 10 but the advice for the Lincoln is a whole size down. What do you think is should get?

• 10

• 10.5

• 11

• 11.5

Answer explanation

Both of the references are categorized as sneakers. Based on the basic concepts of "In Between Sizes" We shall pick the larger size. On this case, the size 11 is the larger between the two then on this specific style the website recommended to do a full size down that leads to size 10.

Hello there I want to pick a sneaker but I'm little confused about the right size My foot length is:

With my favorite socks 27.5 cm Without socks 27 cm And I DON'T have wide leg. Can you help me to find the best men's size for me please?

• Look for a measurement conversion in Google and provide your findings.

• Skip the ticket and tag NRN.

• The socks can be a good reference. Checking the conversion, we can recommend size 10.5 US in men's.

• Let the customer know that we find it's most helpful to offer a size recommendation based on the pairs they currently wear. Proceed to ask for some shoe samples and sizes that they own.

Answer explanation

Sizing conversion sites can vary depending on the source, and they aren't always 100% accurate. The best reference is the size of the footwear the customer currently owns.

I have a very high instep and high arches. Do you think the Duchess will fit? I sometimes can't get my foot in some boots. Once I have them on, will the insole pad accommodate my arches? Oh, and my feet are a C-width.

This brief concern highlights several important factors. What key elements do you believe we should consider when crafting our recommendation for this customer?

Select all that apply.

• Even if the customer has a style preference, it's important to consider that some boots couldn't fit her well due to her higher instep/arches. Instead of recommending Chelsea boots, you might suggest lace-up boots, as they offer adjustable fit for more comfort.

• Our boots offer moderate arch support. If she needs additional support, some customers have found success using an insert. Don't forget to recommend a half-size up when they consider adding a comfort insert

• On top of the initial half-size up to give space for the comfort insert. Another half-size up is recommended to be added to accommodate the need for the extra width whenever she decides to select a pair that doesn't come in wide option.

• This is a very complex situation. Recommend the customer to fill-out the new style request form to submit her customization request.

Answer explanation

Finding the perfect fit for our customers can sometimes be quite complex. It's important to pay close attention to the factual details they provide and don't hesitate to ask follow-up questions if you need more information to make an accurate recommendation.