Vionic with Orthaheel Tide II (Women's)

Women's Footwear

How Do I Find My Size?

We have many brand name shoes in sizes 4-15 and in widths from AAAA (4A) to EEEE (4E).

• If you are familiar with the brand, order the size you would usually buy.
• To shop by your size and width, use our style finder.

Women's Size Chart

Please note: European sizing may vary. Refer to the product information on the product page for specific conversions for each style.

Measuring Tip:Be sure to measure both feet and fit to the larger foot. Measure the foot from the heel to the tip of the longest toe.

Women's Widths

Women's Shoe Width Guidelines

• B width is a medium (M) width; this is the regular or average width.
• A, AA, AAA, etc. are narrow widths. The more "A's" the narrower the shoe. Every "A" decreases the width by ¼ inch.
• D, E, EE, etc. are wide width shoes. For every letter you go up, ¼ inch is added to the width. Also, for every extra "E" (i.e. E to EE), an extra ¼ inch is added.
• The letters "D", "W", "EE" and "WW" refer to the width of the foot, not the size of the calf.

Other Fit Tips

1. If you need a ½ size, and one is not offered, order the next size up (i.e. need 9 ½, order 10).
2. If you need a narrow width and a narrow is not available, you may want to order one ½ size down.
3. If you need a wide width and a wide is not available, you may want to order ½ size up.
4. If one foot is larger than the other, order for the larger foot.
5. For women ordering men’s sized shoes order 1 ½ sizes down (i.e. women’s size 9 = men’s size 7 ½).
6. For men ordering women’s sized shoes order 1 ½ sizes up (men’s size 8 = women’s size 9 ½).
7. If a style is not running true to size, we will provide a fit recommendation.
8. A properly fitted shoe should have approximately ½ to ¾ of an inch of space from the end of your toe to the end of the shoe.

Heel Height Guidelines

Heel heights are measured on the middle of the heel as shown here. Heel heights are also determined by the size of the shoe. As the shoe gets larger, the heel gets proportionately higher. In other words, the heel on a size 6 will not be as high as a heel on a size 11.