How to measure for a perfect shoe fit?

In Tajna Shoes, all shoes are made to order. For a perfect fit, please do the measurements, according to the explanations below, and indicate them in the note section of your order at check out.
Please note that, while we will show the best effort to manufacture by the measurements that you provide, while proportioning the shoes, the measurement could vary slightly.

 

Foot Length:

Foot Length

  1. Gather paper, a pencil, and a ruler or a  tape measure.
  2. Sit down on a chair and place the paper on the floor.
  3. Place one foot on the paper and allow it to rest naturally.
  4. Holding the pencil perfectly vertically and perpendicular to the paper, mark the longest toe (generally the big toe) and the back of the heel, by tracing a line as closely as possible. It is important not to angle the pencil in or out.
  5. Using the ruler, measure the distance between the two lines that you traced, meaning the distance from the toe to the heel.

     

    Where to measure ankle, calf and thigh

    Ankle Circumference:

    1. If you are ordering boots, taking the measure of your ankle perimeter, as indicated in the picture will be useful for a better fit.
    2. Wrap measuring tape around your ankle and take the measure.

    Calf Circumference:

    1. If you are ordering long boots, measurement of your calf as indicated in the picture above, is needed.
    2. Wrap measuring tape around the largest part of your leg, between your knee and your ankle and take the measure. Don’t wrap the measuring tape too tight.

    Thigh Circumference:

    1. If you’re ordering an over-the-knee boot, then you should measure the perimeter of your leg, where you would like the boot to finish. 
    2. Wrap measuring tape around your thigh (where you want the boot to finish) and take the measure. Don’t wrap the measuring tape too tight.

     

     

    Thank you!