Let our passion and expertise be your guide in finding the perfect fit.

If you already have a favorite brand or style, it's best to order your usual size. If you're unsure of your true size, please see our size chart for detailed information about measurements, sizes and conversions.   

STEP ONE: On a piece of paper, draw a straight line (longer than your foot) from the top of the page to the bottom.
STEP TWO: Place the paper on the floor. Stand on the paper with the line centered beneath your foot.
STEP THREE: Have a friend draw a line across the tip of your toes and another at the back of your heel. It is not uncommon for feet to be different sizes, measure both feet.
STEP FOUR: Measure the distance of the line between your toes and your heel. Now use our sizing chart to find your ideal size.

Heel heights tend to vary depending on the size and style of each shoe. Our heel measurements are approximately based on a size 6 women's shoe. To find a measurement, start at the back of the heel. Measuring down the center, measure the distance between where the heel meets the sole and where the heel meets the floor. All measurements are then rounded off to the nearest quarter inch.

We measure each boot from the point where the heel meets the shaft of the boot all the way to the top leg opening. Horizontal leg measurements (or calf circumference) are measured on the outside of the boot and are taken 11" up the boot's shaft. Boot measurements are approximate and can vary depending on stretch content and construction of each boot.

Finding the right athletic shoe is just a few steps away. Let us guide you in finding the ultimate fit for your foot.

Fit and Sizing For Running Shoes
Arch Type:

• If you don't know your arch type, take the footprint test to find out. Simply, get your feet wet, stand on a piece of paper, and see what kind of imprint is left when you pull your foot away. (Most people have an average arch.)

Tips:

• Measure your feet every time you are ready to purchase new athletic shoes.
• When you receive your shoes, try them on later in the day and be sure to wear the type of socks you'll be wearing during your target athletic activity.
• Be sure to practice your target activity (on carpeting and indoors) while you are trying new athletic shoes.

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Now that you have a fabulous collection of shoes in a wide range of styles and colors, protect your investment with a few essential shoe care tips.

Leather Care Tips

Polish and Protect

• Apply polish prior to wearing shoes the first time. This will protect the leather from soil and from drying out.
• Use a cream polish that does not contain alcohol and that is close to the shoe color.
• Test a small area of the shoe leather prior to polishing.

Remove Dust

• Regularly dusting your leather shoes with a cloth or soft brush can prevent deterioration of the leather. (Dust contains tiny particles of soil that can sometimes lead to leather deterioration.)
• Use an instant shoe polish to clean and shine shoes--great for home, office and travel!

For best results, follow specific manufacturer instructions. These may include:

• A pencil eraser can be used for spot removal.
• For ink marks, spray the area with hairspray and blot with a paper towel.
• Salt, sugar or alcohol spots can be removed by using a solution of one part white vinegar and one part water.
• Apply rubber cement over the area(s) to remove stubborn oil stains, let the area dry, and then rub off.
• All other spots can be treated with a spray-on spot remover designed specifically for use on leather.

• For best results, follow specific manufacturer instructions. These may include:
• Once all spots are removed, leather can be conditioned with leather conditioner or leather oil. (For best results, follow specific manufacturer instructions.) Dryer climates will require more frequent leather conditioning.

• Clean and restore by removing dirt, lint, stains and water spots using a product designed for suede and nubuck.

• Protect
• • Apply our soft sole waterproofing product over shoes prior to wearing them the first time. This will keep them clean and makes spot removal easier.
  
  
• Spot treat
• • Scrub the spot with a toothbrush dipped in a small amount of liquid dishwashing detergent. Let detergent soak in for a few minutes and either scrub by hand or toss in the washing machine (if recommended by manufacturer) and then dry in the sun.
  
  
• Odor removal
• • Place soft sole sneaker balls (insert link to shoe care product) in shoes overnight. Sneaker balls also can be used to freshen up gym bags, dress shoes and athletic lockers.

• Protect
• • Provide protection for your shoes and boots by applying a waterproofing product specifically designed to repel water.

• Check your shoe soles and heels periodically. If worn, send them immediately to a shop that specializes in shoe repair.