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Hi, thanks for the info - so to clarify you are a uk9.5 and you ordered a uk9.5 from meermin and they were a size too small? (I don’t want to confuse issues by converting to EU sizes as their site doesn’t give that info on my phone when adding them to basket)
Cheers again,
Matt
mattyc-
Hi, thanks for the info - so to clarify you are a uk9.5 and you ordered a uk9.5 from meermin and they were a size too small? (I don’t want to confuse issues by converting to EU sizes as their site doesn’t give that info on my phone when adding them to basket)
Cheers again,
MattHey Matt, no worries at all.
I am a uk9.5 in the brands listed above and in all of those that translates to a EU44 in their respective size charts.
UK9.5 on Meermin size chart is EU43.5 but cross-referencing their measurement guide that I believe they emailed me when I initially contacted them, along with information I found online, I somehow convinced myself that I need to size down to a UK9 / Eu 43 which were clearly far too small when they arrived.
These were exchanged for a UK10 (Meermin do not pay for returns postage and sending shoes to Spain is expensive!) which turned out to be the correct size.
TL;DR figure out what your EU size is in the shoe brands you mentioned in your original message (Loake, C&J etc.) and order this
Side note: The above-mentioned shoes have little wear and are no longer wanted. Drop me a line if anyone is keen
EstelleGetty
I have a pair of Meermin 101341 double monks in my true EU size.
For reference I’m a EU 44 (UK 9.5) pretty much across the board (Tricker’s, Church’s, Clark’s, Superga etc.) yet remember being very confused when cross-referencing Meermin’s foot measurement guide and other forums when ordering along with the fact that Meermin’s EU 44 are considered a UK 10 which resulted in shoes too small and a very expensive shipping bill to exchange them for the correct size.