I just asked her as I'm at work right now. She said one size. It's really unprofessional of me to not know these things. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Lynn
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I just asked her as I'm at work right now. She said one size. It's really unprofessional of me to not know these things. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Lynn
One size what lol?
US is one size smaller than UK.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lynn
So I'm 9 UK and US 8. :D
AU size is same as UK. I don't know about European and Canadian though. I could ask but I don't want to, as I'm not interested in that, it's too confusing with '38' and all that...And men and ladies have different european sizes, I do know that.
Errr - I am 99% sure that US is one size bigger than the UK size. Example: If you are a size 9 UK, then you are a size 10 US.
See a comparison chart here: http://www.musonix.demon.co.uk/shoe-sizes/
And just another note, Canadian show sizes use the exact same as USA.
I am a size 8.5 US/Canadian, so a 7.5 UK and I am 14.
Told you.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by BLuweesH
I cant help my prettyfull feet. -wiggles toes- Preetttyyy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Lynn
I don't want to argue, especially since I hate arguing with my parents, mainly cause they're always right. But my parents have owned a shoe store for over 16 years, I'm pretty sure they have the experience and all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Corey777
[edit] I just looked in one of the cheap shoes and I was right, despite the fact I hate agreeing with my parents...
Lol - Kind of odd since all 3 pairs of my shoes say: US: 8.5 UK: 7.5
Do a search on the internet - I am really sure that UK is one size smaller than US.
I'll scan my show tag in a second.
i'm size 7 and i'm 15
Just flip it around. :) Anywho I'm off to go home, maybe I might come back on later? If I'm not busy...Quote:
Originally Posted by Corey777