ELLE Shoes Size Chart

ELLE / EU Size Malaysia Size UK Size US Size Foot length in mm (Vary 3mm in different design) 
35 4 2 4 225
36 5 3 5 230
37 6 4 6 236
38 7 5 7 242
39 8 6 8 248
40 9 7 9 254
41 10 8 10 260
42 11 9 11 266

 

Foot Length

Remarks: 

  1. Foot length unit is MM ( millimetre)
  2. Stand straight on a paper, mark points of the longest front toe and heel. The length of the two points is the foot length.
  3. Left foot and right foot will be with slight different length. Please measure the bigger one. 
  4. If your foot measurement is halfway between sizes, select the larger size. 
  5. If feet is thick and wide, recommend choose one size bigger. 
  6. If feet is narrow and thin, please choose the exact size or one size smaller. 

We hope ELLE shoes could fit you perfectly. However, if you couldn't get perfect size for your purchase, we accept size exchange.

For size exchange, kindly email us customer@elleshoes.my

Size Chart

Measure your foot, find the closest length, then read across.

Foot length converted to ELLE/EU, Malaysia, UK and US shoe sizes
Foot length ELLE / EU Malaysia UK US
225mm35424
230mm36535
236mm37646
242mm38757
248mm39868
254mm40979
260mm4110810
266mm4211911

Between two sizes? Take the larger one.
Fit can vary by about 3 mm depending on the design.

Fitting FAQ

The length is right, but my toes feel tight.

This is about the shape of the front of the shoe, not your size. Going up a size won't help — the shoe will just slip at the heel. Pick a style with a wider front instead. Every product page tells you its toe shape.
How do you know if you're wearing the wrong shoe size?

If you're experiencing pinching in the toes or have very little wiggle room in the toe box, you're probably wearing shoes that are too small.
If the shoe collar height is too high or there's rubbing or other irritation around the ankle, you may be wearing a size that's too big.
Your heel may also slip and move around in a shoe that's too large, or you may feel the arch support is off-centre underfoot.
How often should I measure my feet?

This completely depends on the individual, but most adults should measure their feet every year to check for any changes. Especially if you notice your size shoes are no longer comfortable. Age, weight, and health conditions can all impact foot size.
Which shoes are best for wide feet?

Ones with more room at the front. Here they are, roomiest first:

  • Square: Flat at the front. The most toe room.
  • Open toe: Your toes aren't enclosed at all.
  • Round: Rounded and comfortable. A safe everyday choice.
  • Almond: Narrows a little. Fine for most feet.
  • Pointed: Narrowest at the front. Go one size up.
Can I still wear pointed shoes with wide feet?

Yes — just go one size up. The extra length gives your toes more room at the front. The heel will feel a little looser.
Does every style fit the same?

The size chart is the same for all our shoes, but the feel is not. Toe shape, material and heel height all change how a size sits on your foot, and lengths can differ by about 3 mm between designs.