Size Does Matter
Gabe De Sousa 
What does it take to make a boot that got a Seal of Approval from The Prince of Wales, now King Charles, in the form of a Royal Warrant over 35 years ago? It takes history, craftsmanship, and a stubborn commitment to tradition, and while fashion has shifted countless times, their approach hasn’t bent much. … Read more
Justin has been building boots the cowboy way for over a century. They’re tough enough for ranch work, sharp enough for nights out, and built with that classic Western fit that feels nothing like regular shoes. And that’s exactly where most people get tripped up. Cowboy boots fit differently. They slip a little at the … Read more
I’ve always had a soft spot for the little guys. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve got the heavy hitters lined up in my closet like Red Wing, Wolverine, Allen Edmonds, and my Pacific Northwest boots could probably survive the apocalypse. But there’s something about smaller boot brands that keeps pulling me in. Brands like Parkhurst … Read more
Chippewa boot sizing can feel tricky if you’re new to the brand, but once you understand how the lasts run, which widths they offer, and how to measure your feet properly, the whole process makes a lot more sense. I’ll walk you through what worked for me, where Chippewa fits compared to other boot brands, … Read more
The first time I tried on a pair of Edward Green shoes, I thought I had it figured out. I slipped into what should have been my size… and it felt all wrong. Too much room here, pinching there, and somehow both loose and tight at the same time. That’s the paradox of Edward Green … Read more
JM Weston sizing is a bit special, especially with their iconic loafers. If you’ve been reading about their famous 180s or any of their other slip-ons, you’ve probably already heard the fit is… particular, if not weird. And you’d be right. Their loafers come in multiple widths, the leather takes time to break in, and … Read more
Georgia has made a name for itself by building affordable, durable boots that still stick to traditional construction methods. They don’t usually throw in fancy gimmicks, and that’s part of the appeal. But comfort only shows up if the fit is right because a bad fit can ruin even the best boot. So, let’s cut to … Read more
Spoiler alert: this article isn’t just a sneaker width chart. I’m going to share everything I have to help you finally make sense of all those letters, how your sneakers actually feel on your feet, and which brands get width right. Now, when was the last time you seriously thought about sneaker width before buying … Read more
D? EE? EEEE? Yeah, I know. It sounds like someone got stuck on the keyboard. If you’ve ever tried on a pair of boots that felt like they were built for someone else’s feet, you’re not alone. One size doesn’t fit all, and it definitely doesn’t fit all widths. Here’s the deal: most people don’t … Read more
If you’ve ever tried figuring out Crockett and Jones sizing, you probably know it’s not exactly plug-and-play. Yes, they’re some of the best-made shoes you can get your hands on, but figuring out the sizing can be tricky. One pair might feel perfect straight out of the box, while another in the same size has … Read more