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Sorry man, step out for a cigar and check your phone
I only buy shoes that are made in UK sizes...so knowing my US size doesn't help much hahha...because I don't know it...its prob a 12D.
I only buy shoes that are made in UK sizes...so knowing my US size doesn't help much hahha...because I don't know it...its prob a 12D.
Im a UK11 in all my GGs and UK11 in all my Carmina, though I should probably have gotten a UK 11.5 for the Simpson.
I'll agree, the Simpson is mad narrow.
This is the overgeneralized sizing advice I've heard/given over the years for the most typical foot.
X D US = X-1 E UK for CJ, JL, Carmina (except Simpson)
X D US = X-0.5 E UK for EG, GG, Carmina Simpson
X D US = X-1 F UK for Alfred Sargent, Loake
X D US = X+33 F for Vass F last (note increments between halfsizes for euro and US/UK are different)
No experience with anything else.
Not true. Standard width, but low instep. If you have a high instep, Simpson won't work.
I'm slightly wider than a 'D' width, and the Simpson is fine.