Item Specific Changes 2021 - Non-US shoe Sizes

[shoesandfashions]

Does anyone know how to be in compliance with the new US Shoe size requirement for shoes that are UK / EU / AU sized? 

[pjcdn2005]

I can't answer the question but if they are requiring you to enter a US size even if the sizing is from the EU, UK etc, they obviously weren't thinking things through.   How unusual! (insert sarcastic emoji here)

[ronsam-197]

Like the requirement in certain categories of condition to be either new with box or new without box (which implies new it originally HAD a box) when the item doesn't come new WITH a box in the first place.

[chapeau-noir]

For shoes that only have EU/UK sizing, I simply have to use a sizing equivalency chart (Shoeguy online has a good one).  I put both sizes in the title as well.

[footflex]

The problem with that is that every shoe brand has its own idea of how their sizes convert.  For example, I wear a size US 10 women's and in Mark Jacobs I wear a size 42 but in Birkenstocks I wear a size 41.

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@footflex wrote:

The problem with that is that every shoe brand has its own idea of how their sizes convert.  For example, I wear a size US 10 women's and in Mark Jacobs I wear a size 42 but in Birkenstocks I wear a size 41.

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That's no doubt true, but I thought the shoe usually carries all its size equivalents on the back of the tongue or elsewhere on the shoe itself (and/or on the box, if present)...? If in doubt, I would go to the manufacturer's website and find their size and equivalence chart there.