Floafers Size Chart & Sizing Guide (2025): Fit Tips You Can’t Ignore

If you’ve never heard of Floafers, picture this: driving loafers made out of Crocs-style foam. Yeah, it’s a weird combo, but weird in a fun way.

Now, because they’re made from molded foam, Floafers sizing doesn’t feel like regular leather loafers. They don’t stretch, they don’t break in, and if you get the wrong size, you’ll know right away.

That’s why checking the Floafers size chart actually matters here.

In this guide, I’ll walk you through how they really fit, what size works for your foot type, and whether you should size up, down, or stay true.

Let’s get into it….

Oh, and if you’re looking for something more classic, like real leather loafers with that polished, timeless feel, check out our full guide on GH Bass Weejuns sizing and fit.

Floafers Size Chart

Now, for all the charts below, if you’re stuck between sizes (like a half size or something) just go with the next whole size up. It’ll fit better, and you’ll avoid that weird too-tight feeling.

So why size up?

Half sizes usually run a bit snug, especially around the sides. Going up gives you a little more breathing room without messing with how the shoe looks or feels. It just makes everything more comfortable.

Oh, and if you care about getting the perfect loafer fit in general, here’s my full breakdown on how loafers should fit. Super helpful before diving into all the Floafers sizing stuff.

Floafers Posh Driver Size Chart

US Size	UK Size	EU	Best Fit
5	2	35	5
5.5	2.5	35.5	6
6	3	36	6
6.5	3.5	36.5	7
7	4	37	7
7.5	4.5	37.5	8
8	5	38	8
8.5	5.5	38.5	9
9	6	39	9
9.5	6.5	39.5	10
10	7	40	10
10.5	7.5	40.5	11
11	8	41-42	11

Related: Birkenstock Size Chart & Sizing Guide

Floafers Country Club Driver Size Chart

US Size	UK Size	EU	Best Fit
5	4.5	38	5
6	5.5	39	6
7	6.5	40	7
8	7.5	41	8
8.5	8	41.5	9
9	8.5	42	9
9.5	9	42.5	10
10	9.5	43	10
10.5	10	43.5	11
11	10.5	44	11
11.5	11	44.5	12
12	11.5	45	12
12.5	12	45.5	13
13	12.5	46	13
13.5	13	46.5	14
14	13.5	47	14
15	14.5	48	15
16	15.5	49	16

 

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Floafers Chairman Bit Size Chart

US Size	UK Size	EU	Best Fit
8	7.5	41	8
8.5	8	41.5	9
9	8.5	40	9
9.5	9	42.5	10
10	9.5	43	10
10.5	10	43.5	11
11	10.5	44	11
11.5	11	44.5	12
12	11.5	45	12
12.5	12	45.5	13
13	12.5	46	13

Related: Hey Dude Size Chart & Sizing Guide

Tycoon Bit Driver Size Chart

US Size	UK Size	EU	Best Fit
5	2	35	5
5.5	2.5	35.5	5
6	3	36	6
6.5	3.5	36.5	6
7	4	37	7
7.5	4.5	37	7
8	5	38	8
8.5	5.5	38.5	8
9	6	39	9
9.5	6.5	39.5	9
10	7	40	10
10.5	7.8	40.5	10
11	8	41-42	11

Executive Tassel Size Chart

US Size	UK Size	EU	Best Fit
8	7.5	41	8
8.5	8	41.5	8
9	8.5	40	9
9.5	9	42.5	9
10	9.5	43	10
10.5	10	43.5	10
11	10.5	44	11
11.5	11	44.5	11
12	11.5	45	12
12.5	12	45.5	12
13	12.5	46	13
13.5	13	46.5	13

Londoner Boot Size Chart

Women’s

US Size	UK Size	EU	Best Fit
7	4	37	7
7.5	4.5	37.5	8
8	5	38	8
8.5	5.5	38.5	9
9	6	39	9
9.5	6.5	39.5	10
10	7	40	10
10.5	7.5	40.5	11
11	8	41-42	11

Men’s

US Size	UK Size	EU	Best Fit
5	4.5	38	5
6	5.5	39	6
7	6.5	40	7
8	7.5	41	8
8.5	8	41.5	9
9	8.5	42	9
9.5	9	42.5	10
10	9.5	43	10
10.5	10	43.5	11
11	10.5	44	11
11.5	11	44.5	12
12	11.5	45	12
12.5	12	45.5	13
13	12.5	46	13

 

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Kid’s

*Children (C) *Junior (J)

US Size	Uk Size	EU Size	Best Fit
10.5	9.5	27	C11
11	10	28	C11
11.5	10.5	29	C12
12	11	30	C12
12.5	11.5	30	C13
13	12	31	C13
1	13	32	J1
1.5	14	33	J2
2	1	33	J2
2.5	1.5	34	J3
3	2	34	J3
3.5	2.5	35	J4
4	3	36	J4

Sunset Slides Size Chart

Women’s

US Size	UK Size	EU	Best Fit
5	2	35	5
5.5	2.5	35.5	6
6	3	36	6
6.5	3.5	36.5	7
7	4	37	7
7.5	4.5	37	8
8	5	38	8
8.5	5.5	38.5	9
9	6	39	9
9.5	6.5	39.5	10
10	7	40	10
10.5	7.8	40.5	11
11	8	41-42	11

Men’s

US Size	UK Size	EU	Best Fit
5	4.5	38	5
6	5.5	39	6
7	6.5	40	7
8	7.5	41	8
8.5	8	41.5	9
9	8.5	42	9
9.5	9	42.5	10
10	9.5	43	10
10.5	10	43.5	11
11	10.5	44	11
11.5	11	44.5	12
12	11.5	45	12
12.5	12	45.5	13
13	12.5	46	13
13.5	13	46.5	14
14	13.5	47	14
15	14.5	48	15
16	15.5	49	16

Lane 4 Slide Size Chart

Women’s

US Size	UK Size	EU	Best Fit
5	2	35	5
5.5	2.5	35.5	6
6	3	36	6
6.5	3.5	36.5	7
7	4	37	7
7.5	4.5	37.5	8
8	5	38	8
8.5	5.5	38.5	9
9	6	39	9
9.5	6.5	39.5	10
10	7	40	10
10.5	7.5	40.5	11
11	8	41-42	11

Men’s

US Size	UK Size	EU	Best Fit
5	4.5	38	5
6	5.5	39	6
7	6.5	40	7
8	7.5	41	8
8.5	8	41.5	9
9	8.5	42	9
9.5	9	42.5	10
10	9.5	43	10
10.5	10	43.5	11
11	10.5	44	11
11.5	11	44.5	12
12	11.5	45	12
12.5	12	45.5	13
13	12.5	46	13
13.5	13	46.5	14
14	13.5	47	14
15	14.5	48	15
16	15.5	49	16

Kid’s

*Children (C) *Junior (J)

US Size	UK Size	EU Size	Best Fit
10.5	9.5	27	C11
11	10	28	C11
11.5	10.5	29	C12
12	11	30	C12
12.5	11.5	30	C13
13	12	31	C13
1	13	32	J1
1.5	14	33	J2
2	1	33	J2
2.5	1.5	34	J3
3	2	34	J3
3.5	2.5	35	J4
4	3	36	J4

Tee Time Driver Size Chart

Narrow To Medium Feet Size Down for best fit.

US Size	UK Size	EU	Best Fit
8	7.5	41	8
8.5	8	41.5	8
9	8.5	42	9
9.5	9	42.5	9
10	9.5	43	10
10.5	10	43.5	10
11	10.5	44	11
11.5	11	44.5	11
12	11.5	45	12
12.5	12	45.5	12
13	12.5	46	13
13.5	13	46.5	13
14	13.5	47	14
15	14.5	48	15
16	15.5	49	16

Prodigy Driver Size Chart

*Children (C) *Junior (J)

Centimeters	Inches	US Size	UK Size	EU	Best Fit
11.4	4.5	4	3	19	C4
11.7	4.6	4.5	3.5	20	C5
12.1	4.8	5	4	20	C5
12.7	5	5.5	4.5	21	C6
13	5.1	6	5.5	22	C6
13.3	5.3	6.5	6	22	C7
14	5.5	7	6.5	23	C7
14.3	5.6	7.5	7	23	C8
14.6	5.8	8	7.5	24	C8
15.2	6	8.5	8	25	C9
15.6	6.1	9	8.5	25	C9
15.9	6.3	9.5	9	26	C10
16.5	6.5	10	9	27	C10
16.8	6.6	10.5	9.5	27	C11
17.1	6.8	11	10	28	C11
17.8	7	11.5	10.5	29	C12
18.1	7.1	12	11	30	C12
18.4	7.3	12.5	11.5	30	C13
19.1	7.5	13	12	31	C13
19.7	7.8	1	13	32	J1
20.3	8	1.5	14	33	J2
20.6	8.1	2	1	33	J2
21	8.3	2.5	1.5	34	J3
21.6	8.5	3	2	34	J3
21.9	8.6	3.5	2.5	35	J4
22.2	8.8	4	3	36	J4

Now, how do Flaofers fit?

Floafers Sizing

Alright, let’s cut to the chase: Floafers run big. Not clown-shoe big, but big enough that if you’re in between sizes, you might feel it right away.

And since they only come in full sizes, that can be a bit of a pain if you’re a half size. The safe move is to size up. You’ll get a bit more room, and with this kind of shoe, that’s actually a good thing.

These aren’t leather loafers that break in and mold to your foot over time. They’re made of EVA foam, a material that doesn’t really stretch but can shift a little with heat).

So if they feel just a bit loose out of the box, don’t panic. Honestly, that extra space comes in handy, especially if you’re using them around water, at the beach, or just slipping them on for a quick errand.

Now, if your feet are on the narrower side, you might notice a little heel slip or some movement.

Just don’t expect the fit to be like Grant Stone or Russell Moccasin loafers. These are a different beast. They’re made for comfort, easy slip-on action, and total convenience. And for that, they do the job perfectly.

By the way, Floafers doesn’t offer wide sizing at the moment. So if you’ve got wider feet, the roomy fit might actually work in your favor. If not, at least they’ve got free exchanges, which makes the whole trial-and-error thing way less annoying.

Related:

If you’re stepping up from poolside shoes to something more refined, check out our Crockett & Jones sizing guide. They’ve got a whole lineup of lasts and styles worth knowing.

How to Shrink or Unshrink Floafers

If your flaofers fit a bit big and you don’t want or can’t return them, Just leave them out in the sun for a bit. The heat softens the foam, and they actually shrink a little. Sounds wild, but it works. I once left a pair outside by accident and came back to a much snugger fit.

And if you overdo it and they get too tight, just toss them in the dryer for a few minutes and they’ll stretch back out. No joke.

How to Measure Your Feet for Floafers

Let’s be honest, when’s the last time you actually measured your feet? Most of us just roll with the same size we’ve worn since high school.

But feet do change. Seriously.

They can get wider, flatter, even longer as you age or if you’ve been through stuff like weight gain, pregnancy, or just years of walking around in bad shoes.

So yeah, rechecking your size once in a while is kind of important.

And with something like Floafers sizing, it’s even more important. They don’t come in half sizes, they don’t stretch, and they don’t adjust to your foot like leather. What you get is what you get, so the better your size guess, the better the fit.

Want the best results? Head to a store.

Honestly, the best way to get your size nailed down is to walk into a legit shoe store; one that actually has a Brannock device and people who know how to use it. Tell them you want your foot length and width measured while standing.

It’s quick, free, and way more accurate than eyeballing it.

Using a Brannock at home? Here’s how.

If you’ve got access to one (or you’re that kind of shoe nerd and bought one—respect), here’s what to do:

• Stand on it with socks on (or barefoot, if that’s how you’ll wear your Floafers).
• Make sure your heel is snug against the back cup.
• Look at your longest toe (not always the big one!) and read the number it hits. That’s your length.
• Then check the width slider and see where your foot lines up.

Done. That’s your true size.

How to Measure at Home

If you’re doing this DIY-style, here’s the easiest way to measure:

• Grab a sheet of paper, a pen, and a ruler.
• Put the paper on the floor against a wall.
• Stand on the paper with your heel gently touching the wall.
• Mark the tip of your longest toe.
• Measure from the edge of the paper (the wall side) to your toe mark in centimeters or inches.
• Do this for both feet. One might be slightly bigger.

Now check a Floafers size chart and find the size that matches your longer foot.

Sizing Tips That Actually Help

Measure in the evening. Your feet swell during the day. You’ll get a more accurate, realistic size after you’ve been walking around.

Stand while measuring. Sitting shrinks your foot length and changes the shape.

Wear socks if that’s how you’ll wear your Floafers.

Don’t just measure length. Pay attention to width. Floafers don’t come in wide sizes, so if you’ve got a wider foot, you might need to size up for comfort.

Double check both feet. Like I said, one is usually bigger. Always fit for the larger one.

Check sizing once a year. Especially if you’ve gone through lifestyle changes. Your feet don’t stay the same forever.

Use the exchange policy. Look, even with all the measuring and planning, sizing isn’t perfect. That’s why Floafers’ free exchange policy is a life-saver.

Have you measured your feet recently? Most people haven’t. But once you do it, you’ll wonder why you waited so long.

Final Thoughts:

So here’s the bottom line: Floafers sizing is a little quirky, but not hard to figure out once you know what you’re dealing with.

They run a bit roomy, they only come in full sizes, and they won’t stretch over time like leather loafers.

But if you take a few minutes to measure your feet properly and use the Floafers size chart as a guide, you’ll save yourself the hassle of returns or weird-fitting shoes.

And honestly, once you dial in the right fit, Floafers are super easy to live with. They’re comfortable, waterproof, and weirdly stylish in a love-it-or-hate-it kind of way. Just remember, sizing matters more than you think with these.

If you’ve never measured your feet before, now’s the time. Your future poolside self will thank you.

Tried Floafers before? Still on the fence about your size? Drop a comment and let me know what worked (or didn’t) for you. I’d love to hear your sizing experience, especially if you’ve got wide feet, narrow feet, or anything in between.