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Compared to the corresponding men's shoe, women's shoes are built wider in the forefoot and toe area and narrower in the heel, reflecting the gender differences in foot shape. Furthermore, men's shoes are generally wider and sized larger than women's shoes.

There is an approximate 1.5-size difference between men's and women's sizing. For example, a men's size 7 is roughly equivalent to a women's size 8.5. Widths, however, remain the same during conversion: if you wear a women's D width, you will also wear a men's D width.

Any women's size has as an equivalent men's size that's a lesser value of 1.5. Meaning, if you wear a 7.5 in women's shoes, the men's size would be a 5. Conversely, a men's size 9 is a women's 10.5. ... The FIA, also called "Standard," has only a difference of 1 between men's and women's sizes.

Yes. It's wise to avoid buying any shoe that feels tight around your toes whether it's a heel, flat or sneaker.  Wearing tight shoes even one time can cause debilitating neuromas or bursitis (inflammation of the protective sacs surrounding the joints in your feet). I have seen this time and again in my practice. Tight shoes can also aggravate bu

Every pair of footwear tends to expand a bit in dimensions with regular wear. While it is not so noticeable for shoes, it is prominent for flip-flops. Flip-flops, a size smaller than your normal shoe size, will eventually fit you after a few days. However, while new, they will look rather ill-fitted.