bigbadbuff
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'D' and 'M' are considered the same, correct? I ordered a few pairs online and some showed 11D, some 11M, which I always thought was the same.
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Quick shoe question
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The width of shoes is about the most vague criterion there is and depends very much from maker to maker. Both American D and M are about the same and mean average width. As the width is a measurement of all-round circumference and not a flat left to right one, its interpretation varies and it depends very much on whether you have a high or a flat instep. I find that European shoes, which don't came any longer in different width, tend to cut a higher instep than American ones.
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