Kids' shoes

Kids' shoe sizes by age and foot length

Baby and children's shoe sizes in EU, US and UK systems with foot length in cm and approximate age.

Your size

EU24

US8C

UK7

Foot, cm15

Age2–2.5 years

Brand charts can differ by up to half a size.

How to measure

The child should stand, not sit, on a sheet of paper. Mark the heel and the longest toe and add 1–1.5 cm to grow into.

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Kids' shoe size chart by age and cm

EU	US	UK	Foot, cm	Age
16	1C	0.5	9.7	0–3 months
17	2C	1	10.3	3–6 months
18	3C	2	11	6–9 months
19	4C	3	11.7	9–12 months
20	5C	4	12.3	12–15 months
21	5.5C	4.5	13	15–18 months
22	6C	5	13.7	18–24 months
23	7C	6	14.3	2 years
24	8C	7	15	2–2.5 years
25	8.5C	7.5	15.7	2.5–3 years
26	9C	8	16.3	3 years
27	10C	9	17	3–4 years
28	11C	10	17.7	4 years
29	11.5C	10.5	18.3	4–5 years
30	12C	11.5	19	5 years
31	13C	12.5	19.7	5–6 years
32	1Y	13	20.3	6–7 years
33	2Y	1	21	7–8 years
34	2.5Y	1.5	21.7	8–9 years
35	3Y	2.5	22.3	9–10 years
36	4Y	3.5	23	10–12 years

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Questions and answers

The child should stand, not sit, on a sheet of paper. Mark the heel and the longest toe and add 1–1.5 cm to grow into.

01How often do kids need new shoes?

Up to age 3 feet grow about half a size every 2–3 months, later every 4–6 months. Check the size at the start of each season.

02How much room should kids' shoes have?

Leave 1–1.5 cm between the longest toe and the end of the shoe.

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