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While trying to list a pair of designer shoes, I wasn't able to post the listing without including a US shoe size.
But the shoes don't have a US size! They're marked with EU sizing and that's the only size I intended to include.
Although some brands have markings and/or offer conversions, my own rule of thumb and what is usually advised is that unless the designer or manufacturer offers a conversion, it's advised not to do it oneself.
For example, depending on the brand or style, EU 38 can fit US 7, 7.5 or 8.
Ebay should not be requiring a US sizing item specific when the item doesn't have one!
@chevymontecarlo88 wrote:I feel you on that one.
The year it was made is another tough one to add. Although newer sneakers usually have a date, a lot of other shoes / boots do not.
At least the year of manufacture isn't a required IS. (There's a difference between recommended and required item specifics.)
With US size, the listing CANNOT be posted with it! And doing the wrong conversion is a SNAD waiting to happen.
@chevymontecarlo88 wrote:Good point. I was under the impression it was required but just looked and it suggests recommended.
I have printed out a shoe conversion list from popular shoe manufactures that i reference when posting for sizes. It helps but if you do make a mistake, your correct in saying it could open you up to not as described returns.
Exactly!
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