Size Guide

Most of our boots fit true to size, but some styles run large or small. Use this guide for general sizing, and check the Fit Guide on each product page for the best fit in that style.

Men's Sizing

Most of our men’s boots fit true to size, but some styles run large or small. Before you order, check the Fit Guide on the product page for that style’s sizing.

Width guide

Our men's boots come in two widths, D and EE.

D, average width: Order your usual size.

EE, wide: Order your usual size in EE. It's wider, not longer.

Narrow feet: We recommend ordering a half size down.

Determining your size

Is a little heel slip normal?

Yes. New boots usually lift slightly at the heel because the sole is still stiff. As the sole flexes with wear, the slip settles. If your heel rises well out of the boot with every step, the boot is too big.

How snug should the instep be?

Held firmly, but never painful. The leather over the top of your foot relaxes as you wear it. If you can't get your foot in, or it aches within a few minutes, the boot is too small.

How do I break in new boots?

Wear them around the house for a few hours at a time over the first week or two. The warmth of your foot softens the leather so it shapes to you. Exotics like alligator and ostrich stretch less than smooth leather or suede, so they should feel right from the first wear.

How your boots should fit

  1. Snug over the instep
  2. A little lift at the heel
  3. Room to move your toes

Finding the right fit for your boots is essential for comfort and functionality. Here's a guide to ensure your boots fit just right:

Ease of Entry: Put the boot on and listen for a subtle "pop" as your foot slides into place.

General Fit: Boots should not be too loose or too tight on your foot. The ideal fit is snug (but not tight) around the entire foot.

Heel Lift Check: Confirm there is some heel lift, indicating a proper fit. However, it shouldn't be excessive.

Toe Room: There should be enough room to comfortably move your toes. Avoid a fit that squeezes your toes, which can cause discomfort over time.

Walking Comfort: Walk around to confirm overall comfort and fit. Pay attention to any pinching, rubbing or discomfort during movement. Be sure to do this on a soft surface to prevent scuffing the bottoms.

Women's Sizing

Most of our women’s boots fit true to size, but some styles run large or small. Before you order, check the Fit Guide on the product page for that style’s sizing.

Width guide

If you are in between sizes or have a narrow foot, order a half size down

If you have a wide foot, order a half size up

Determining your size

Is a little heel slip normal?

Yes. New boots usually lift slightly at the heel because the sole is still stiff. As the sole flexes with wear, the slip settles. If your heel rises well out of the boot with every step, the boot is too big.

How snug should the instep be?

Held firmly, but never painful. The leather over the top of your foot relaxes as you wear it. If you can't get your foot in, or it aches within a few minutes, the boot is too small.

How do I break in new boots?

Wear them around the house for a few hours at a time over the first week or two. The warmth of your foot softens the leather so it shapes to you. Exotics like alligator and ostrich stretch less than smooth leather or suede, so they should feel right from the first wear.

How your boots should fit

  1. Snug over the instep
  2. A little lift at the heel
  3. Room to move your toes

Finding the right fit for your boots is essential for comfort and functionality. Here's a guide to ensure your boots fit just right:

Ease of Entry: Put the boot on and listen for a subtle "pop" as your foot slides into place.

General Fit: Boots should not be too loose or too tight on your foot. The ideal fit is snug (but not tight) around the entire foot.

Heel Lift Check: Confirm there is some heel lift, indicating a proper fit. However, it shouldn't be excessive.

Toe Room: There should be enough room to comfortably move your toes. Avoid a fit that squeezes your toes, which can cause discomfort over time.

Walking Comfort: Walk around to confirm overall comfort and fit. Pay attention to any pinching, rubbing or discomfort during movement. Be sure to do this on a soft surface to prevent scuffing the bottoms.

Belt Sizing

Runs small, See Fit Guide For Your Recommended Size

How to measure

Measure around your waist where you wear your belt, over your jeans. Then find that number in the chart below.

Size chart

Belt Sizing — Size chart
Waist (inches)Belt Size
2630"
2832"
3034"
3236"
3438"
3640"
3842"
4044"
4246"
4448"

Determining your size

Why is my belt size bigger than my waist?

Our belts run small, so your belt size is two sizes (4 inches) above your waist. A 32" waist takes a 36" belt.

Need a different size?

Exchanges are simple. See our Returns & Exchanges policy for how they work.

Still not sure? Contact us and we'll help you find your size.