Ordering Crocs online is much easier when you know your exact foot size. Instead of guessing, you can measure your feet at home in just a few minutes. All you need is a sheet of paper, a pen and a ruler or tape measure.
In this guide
What You Need
– A sheet of paper large enough for your foot.
– A pen or pencil.
– A ruler or tape measure.
– A wall or a flat, hard surface.
Step 1: Prepare Your Space
Place the paper on a hard floor with one short edge against a wall. Wear the type of socks you plan to wear with your Crocs, or measure barefoot if you usually wear them without socks.
Step 2: Trace Your Foot
Stand on the paper with your heel touching the wall. Keep your weight evenly balanced. Ask someone to mark the tip of your longest toe on the paper. If you are alone, lean forward carefully and mark it yourself.
Step 3: Measure the Length
Measure from the edge of the paper at the wall to the mark you made. This is your foot length. Write it down in centimetres or inches.
Step 4: Repeat for the Other Foot
Most people have one foot slightly longer than the other. Measure both feet and use the longer measurement.
Step 5: Compare With the Size Chart
Compare your measurement with the official Crocs size chart for the style you want. Our Crocs size chart explains how Crocs sizes work, including men’s, women’s and kids’ sizes.
Measuring Children’s Feet
Children’s feet grow quickly, so measure them every few months. Ask your child to stand still with their heel against the wall, and mark the longest toe. Crocs uses C sizes for younger children and J sizes for older children. Our guide to kids Crocs explains children’s sizing.
Imagine measuring a five-year-old before the summer holidays. A quick tracing on paper shows they have grown since last year, so you order the next size up instead of guessing.
If You Are Between Sizes
Many Crocs come in whole sizes only. If your measurement falls between two sizes, Crocs generally suggests choosing the next size up. If you have narrow feet, you might prefer the smaller size and use the heel strap for security. Our guide on whether Crocs run big or small explains more.
Tips for Wide Feet
Many people with wider feet find the Classic Clog comfortable because of its roomy toe area. Measure the length as usual, then read the fit notes for the style you want, as some styles feel narrower than others.
Final Thoughts
Measuring your feet for Crocs takes only a few minutes with paper and a ruler. Use the longer foot, compare it with the official size chart and size up if you are between sizes.
Have you measured your feet recently, or do you still guess your size?
