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Vintage Shoe Sizes

Discussion in 'The Fedora Lounge Guides' started by Dinerman, Oct 15, 2015.

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  1. Oct 15, 2015 #1
    Dinerman

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    For any of you who have struggled to decipher the old fashioned size codes in vintage shoes, here's a handy guide. The first number stands for the width, with a lower number denoting a narrower shoe and a higher one a wider one. The second set of numbers is the size, codes ending in 0 are full sizes, codes ending in 5 are half sizes.

    170 = 7A
    270 = 7B
    370 = 7C
    470 = 7D
    570 = 7E

    175 = 7-1/2A
    275 = 7-1/2B
    375 = 7-1/2C
    475 = 7-1/2D
    575 = 7-1/2E

    180 = 8A
    280 = 8B
    380 = 8C
    480 = 8D
    580 = 8E

    185 = 8-1/2A
    285 = 8-1/2B
    385 = 8-1/2C
    485 = 8-1/2D
    585 = 8-1/2E

    190 = 9A
    290 = 9B
    390 = 9C
    490 = 9D
    590 = 9E

    195 =9-1/2A
    295 =9-1/2B
    395 =9-1/2C
    495 =9-1/2D
    595 =9-1/2E

    1100 = 10A
    2100 = 10B
    3100 = 10C
    4100 = 10D
    5100 = 10E

    1105 = 10-1/2A
    2105 = 10-1/2B
    3105 = 10-1/2C
    4105 = 10-1/2D
    5105 = 10-1/2E

    1110 = 11A
    2110 = 11B
    3110 = 11C
    4110 = 11D
    5110 = 11E

    1115 = 11-1/2A
    2115 = 11-1/2B
    3115 = 11-1/2C
    4115 = 11-1/2D
    5115 = 11-1/2E

    1120 = 12A
    2120 = 12B
    3120 = 12C
    4120 = 12D
    5120 = 12E
     
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