Size Chart

Shoe Size Guide

Find your perfect fit with our comprehensive shoe size conversion chart.

How to Measure Your Feet

Stand on a piece of paper with your heel against a wall
Mark the longest point of your foot on the paper
Measure from the wall to the mark in centimetres
Repeat for both feet and use the larger measurement
Measure in the evening when feet are at their largest

Women's Shoe Sizes

UK Size	EU Size	US Size	Foot Length (cm)	Foot Length (inches)
3	36	5	22.5cm	8.9"
3.5	36.5	5.5	23cm	9.1"
4	37	6	23.5cm	9.3"
4.5	37.5	6.5	24cm	9.4"
5	38	7	24.5cm	9.6"
5.5	38.5	7.5	25cm	9.8"
6	39	8	25.5cm	10"
6.5	40	8.5	26cm	10.2"
7	41	9	26.5cm	10.4"
7.5	41.5	9.5	27cm	10.6"
8	42	10	27.5cm	10.8"
8.5	42.5	10.5	28cm	11"
9	43	11	28.5cm	11.2"

Men's Shoe Sizes

UK Size	EU Size	US Size	Foot Length (cm)	Foot Length (inches)
6	40	7	25cm	9.8"
6.5	40.5	7.5	25.5cm	10"
7	41	8	26cm	10.2"
7.5	41.5	8.5	26.5cm	10.4"
8	42	9	27cm	10.6"
8.5	42.5	9.5	27.5cm	10.8"
9	43	10	28cm	11"
9.5	43.5	10.5	28.5cm	11.2"
10	44	11	29cm	11.4"
10.5	44.5	11.5	29.5cm	11.6"
11	45	12	30cm	11.8"
11.5	46	12.5	30.5cm	12"
12	47	13	31cm	12.2"

Fitting Tips:

If you're between sizes, size up for comfort
Different brands may fit differently - always check specific brand sizing
Leave about 1cm of space between your longest toe and the end of the shoe
Consider the shoe style - boots may require half a size up for thicker socks

Valentino Garavani Brown Fabric Slip-On Loafers

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Shoe Size Men : EU40/US7

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Product Description

Description:
The product with MPN S0G77VPZUY5 and code F81146 fabric in brown is a slip on designed by Valentino Garavani. It has features like front logo, back logo.

Additional Info:
Style: Casual
Shoe sole: Rubber
Shoe tip: Round toe
Heel type: Low and flat
Secondary color: Dark Chocolate
MPN: S0G77VPZUY5
New collection: No

Professional Care Guide - DesignerCentro

Leather Dress Shoe Care Guide

Daily Care Routine

Insert cedar shoe trees immediately after wearing to maintain shape
Allow 24-48 hours rest between wears to let leather fully dry
Wipe down with soft cloth to remove surface dirt and dust
Check for damage
Rotate your shoes to extend overall lifespan
Remove laces periodically for thorough cleaning

Weekly Maintenance

Brush with horsehair brush to remove dirt and restore shine
Condition leather every 2-3 weeks with quality leather conditioner
Polish as needed to maintain color and protection
Clean and condition laces or replace when worn
Inspect soles for wear patterns and damage
Store properly in dust bags or shoe boxes

Deep Cleaning Process

Remove laces and clean separately
Brush thoroughly to remove all surface dirt
Wipe with damp cloth (barely moist) to remove stubborn dirt
Apply leather cleaner if heavily soiled
Allow to dry completely before conditioning
Condition leather with appropriate product
Polish and buff for final shine

Polishing Technique

Choose correct color polish - match or go slightly darker
Apply thin layers using cloth or applicator brush
Work in circular motions covering entire shoe evenly
Allow to dry for 10-15 minutes between coats
Buff with horsehair brush for initial shine
Final buff with soft cloth for mirror finish
Edge dressing for sole edges if needed

Storage Solutions

Cedar shoe trees are essential - insert immediately after wear
Dust bags or boxes protect from light and dust
Climate-controlled environment prevents cracking and mold
Avoid plastic bags which trap moisture
Adequate spacing prevents shoes from touching and scuffing
Silica gel packets in storage areas control humidity

Weather Protection

Waterproof spray before first wear and seasonally
Avoid puddles and excessive moisture when possible
Dry slowly if wet - never use direct heat
Stuff with newspaper if soaked to absorb moisture
Extra conditioning after exposure to salt or harsh weather
Galoshes or overshoes for extreme weather protection

Professional Services

Cobbler maintenance every 6-12 months for assessment
Sole replacement when worn through - don't wait too long
Heel repair at first signs of uneven wear
Stretching services for fit adjustments
Deep restoration for vintage or neglected shoes
Protective sole guards to extend sole life

Leather-Specific Care

Full-grain leather: Most durable, needs regular conditioning
Corrected-grain: More resistant but still needs care
Patent leather: Wipe clean, minimal conditioning needed
Exotic leathers: Specialized products and techniques required
Colored leather: Color-matched products essential
Vintage leather: Extra gentle care and professional assessment

Common Problems & Solutions

Scuffs: Light buffing or touch-up polish
Water stains: Even moisture application and slow drying
Salt stains: White vinegar solution, then condition
Cracking: Deep conditioning, possible professional repair
Loose stitching: Professional cobbler repair immediately
Odor: Cedar inserts, antimicrobial sprays, proper drying

Investment Protection

Quality shoe trees
Proper rotation
Professional cleaning annually for high-end shoes
Insurance documentation for very expensive designer shoes
Original boxes and dust bags maintain resale value
Maintenance records for warranty and resale purposes

Seasonal Transitions

Deep clean and condition before storage
Inspect thoroughly for needed repairs
Climate preparation
Sole protection for winter salt and summer heat
Storage rotation

Emergency Care Kit

Portable shoe shine kit for touch-ups
Stain removal pen for immediate treatment
Small brush for quick cleaning
Conditioning wipes for travel
Heel grips for comfort adjustments
Emergency polish in neutral colors

Following this comprehensive care routine will preserve the beauty, comfort, and value of your leather dress shoes, ensuring they remain a cornerstone of your professional wardrobe for decades to come.

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