Size eu 38

Start by measuring your foot from the heel to the tips of your toes, then compare it with the sizes available in the European range. In this collection, shoe sizes are available from EU 37 to EU 41. For pants and fabric items, the range is broader: sizes start at EU 36 and can go up to EU 70 in some designs. Your choice should be based on comfort, how the item fits, and your foot length or the item’s characteristics.

Yes, sizes vary by product type. Shoes are usually available in a more limited EU range (such as 37–41) across multiple models—for example sneakers and insoles. Pants and trousers come in a wider EU range, typically from EU 36 up to EU 70, to fit different waist and hip measurements. Because the sizing system differs, it’s important to check the size guide for each category before purchasing.

Follow the size guide for each category carefully and confirm that options match your measurements. For shoes, test your foot length against the front and back measurements, and make sure there’s a little room around the toes. For fabric categories and other items, rely on waist/hip measurements or the model’s measured leg length. A wider size range increases your chances of finding the right fit.

Heel height and its block size affect comfort and how the shoe fits. Some models with a heel height of around 3 cm offer a balance between lift and comfort, while models without a heel or with a low heel (1 cm) provide extra comfort for everyday movement. Choose the size that gives you free space around your toes and a good weight distribution when standing and walking.

Yes. There are pants and fabric items with a broad EU range, including sizes up to EU 70 in some designs. There’s also a shoe size range up to EU 41. This gives you options for people who prefer wider models or those with special measurements. Check that multiple sizes are available within each category for a comfortable fit and a consistent look.

The brand can influence how accurately the item fits, since some brands offer sizing that aligns well with common European measurements while others may run more realistically in certain pieces. It’s important to review each brand’s size chart and compare the actual measurements with your own to ensure you match before buying.

Start with a plan that balances essential items and pieces that add something special. Choose consistent sizes across your clothing and shoe categories to reduce the chance of mismatched sizing. Prefer the sizes you know work best for you to minimize the need for exchanges. Having options from different brands gives you more variety, but the main goal remains comfort and everyday fit without compromising style.