Jennen Ngiau-Keng <center><img src='http://static1.jadedpixel.com/s/files/1/0001/7857/files/Trademark.jpg' alt='' /></center> <center><b>Premium Quality Elevator Shoes</b></center> <p><br> <br></p> <p>Even though you may already know your European or U.S size, we recommend that you measure the length of your feet.</p> <p>Follow the instructions below &#8211; it takes less than a minute and all you need are two 30cm rulers &#8211; ruler (a) and ruler (b).</p> <p>This method of measurement has proven to be very accurate.</p> <p>If you have broad feet, we recommend you select one size up from your measurement.</p> <p>Remember, if the size isn&#8217;t quite right, an exchange is very easy to organise.</p> <center><img src='http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0001/7857/files/sizechart.JPG?1253355516' alt='' /></center> <center><img src='http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0001/7857/files/image-size-diagram.jpg?1253345245' alt='' /></center> <p>1. Take your shoes and socks off.</p> <p>2. Sit down and place your right foot on top of ruler (a). Use ruler (b) to press your heel against the 0mm mark (Picture 1).</p> <p>3. Stand up, remove ruler (b) and place it at the top of your foot (Picture 2). Make sure your heel doesn&#8217;t move forward.</p> <p>4. Write down the measurement (mm) and repeat for left foot.</p> <p>5. It is normal for one foot to be slightly longer than the other. For example, if your results are: right foot (256mm) and left foot (258mm), then your appropriate size would be 42.</p> 2007-04-09T17:54:49+10:00 page-2 26595 2007-04-09T17:54:49+10:00 17857 2010-02-08T07:17:19+11:00 <center><img src='http://static1.jadedpixel.com/s/files/1/0001/7857/files/Trademark.jpg' alt='' /></center> <center><b>Premium Quality Elevator Shoes</b></center> <br> <br> Even though you may already know your European or U.S size, we recommend that you measure the length of your feet. Follow the instructions below - it takes less than a minute and all you need are two 30cm rulers - ruler (a) and ruler (b). This method of measurement has proven to be very accurate. If you have broad feet, we recommend you select one size up from your measurement. Remember, if the size isn't quite right, an exchange is very easy to organise. <center><img src='http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0001/7857/files/sizechart.JPG?1253355516' alt='' /></center> <center><img src='http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0001/7857/files/image-size-diagram.jpg?1253345245' alt='' /></center> 1. Take your shoes and socks off. 2. Sit down and place your right foot on top of ruler (a). Use ruler (b) to press your heel against the 0mm mark (Picture 1). 3. Stand up, remove ruler (b) and place it at the top of your foot (Picture 2). Make sure your heel doesn't move forward. 4. Write down the measurement (mm) and repeat for left foot. 5. It is normal for one foot to be slightly longer than the other. For example, if your results are: right foot (256mm) and left foot (258mm), then your appropriate size would be 42.