Size guides Mizuno

    How to choose the right size?

    Don't even try to measure your insole, you'll never get it right. Just look at the measurements on any of your sneakers in CM or CHN. Then take that information and find the corresponding US size in the size guide. For example, the insole length of 25 CM corresponds to US 7 in Vans. You may get a different US size with a different brand due to slightly different measuring.

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    Mizuno footwear - unisex

    USEURUKCM*
    232.5120
    2.5331.520.5
    334221
    3.534.52.521.5
    435322
    4.5363.522.5
    536.5423
    5.5374.523.5
    638524
    6.538.55.524.5
    739625
    7.5406.525.5
    840.5726
    8.5417.526.5
    942827
    9.542.58.527.5
    1043928
    10.5449.528.5
    1144.51029
    11.54510.529.5
    12461130
    12.546.511.530.5
    13471231
    1448.51332
    15501433
    16511534

    Mizuno footwear - women

    USEURUKCM*
    6363.524
    6.536.5424.5
    7374.525
    7.538525.5
    838.55.526
    8.539626.5
    9406.527
    9.540.5727.5
    10417.528
    10.542828.5
    1142.58.529
    11.543929.5
    12449.530
    12.544.51030.5
    134510.531
    13.5461132

    Mizuno

    Mizuno was originally founded as Mizuno Brothers, Ltd. in 1906 by Rihachi Mizuno and his younger brother Rizo in Osaka.The business began by selling Western merchandise, including baseballs, and later expanded to offer custom sportswear.In 1933, Mizuno introduced the Star Line, the first Japanese-made golf clubs.During World War II, Mizuno contributed to Japan's war effort by producing military ammunition.In 1961, the first American factory, known as American Mizuno, was established in Los Angeles.