Choosing the correct size when buying Sendra boots online is the most common question from our customers, and for good reason: Sendra's European sizing system may differ slightly from other footwear brands. This guide will help you get it right the first time.
The last matters as much as the size
Sendra manufactures its boots on different lasts (Carol, Wolker, Sara, among others), and each has a slightly different fit in the instep and heel. If you already have a pair of Sendras in another last, don't assume your size will be exactly the same in a new model.
How to measure your foot at home
Place your foot on a sheet of paper, mark the longest point of your heel and your longest toe, and measure the distance in centimeters. Compare that measurement with the Sendra size chart (available on each product page) instead of just relying on your usual size.
Leather boots: keep in mind that they stretch
Natural leather, like the kind Sendra uses in all its models, adapts to the foot with use. If you are between sizes, in most cases we recommend choosing the tighter one: the leather will stretch in the first few days of use, whereas a boot that is too loose will never fully fit.
Questions about your size?
Write to us before purchasing, indicating the model you are interested in and your usual size in other brands — we will help you choose the correct size to avoid unnecessary exchanges.