Size chart · shoes · 6 min read · US & EU shoppers
Lovegobuy shoe size chart tips for spreadsheet finds
Letter or US/EU labels jump between factories. Centimeter measurements and peer pairs beat guesswork.
Published · field note on this independent guide
Why “true to size” is a weak spreadsheet signal
On Lovegobuy spreadsheet shoe rows, “TTS” often means the seller hopes you will not measure. Different lasts run long or short even inside one brand story.
If a row has no cm chart and no insole note, treat sizing as unresolved.
What to capture from a size chart
Prefer charts that show foot length or insole length in centimeters, plus width notes when available.
- Measure a shoe that already fits you (insole or foot length)
- Match cm to the chart—not the marketing size letter alone
- Note whether the chart is garment/insole vs foot length
QC photos that help sizing
Ask whether QC shows the size tag, insole stamp, or a scale reference. Side profiles help, but tags and measurements decide keep/drop.
Shortlist rule for shoes
Keep a shoe find only when you can write: the cm target you matched, the peer pairs you compared in USD, and what still needs a live check.
FAQ
Should US and EU shoppers trust EU size numbers on Chinese listings?
Use them as labels only. Convert through cm measurements whenever a size chart exists.