Find your Fit

Turriff Functional Footwear is designed for natural foot function and an active lifestyle.

The Turriff Anatomical Comfort Last features a wide forefoot, letting your toes spread out and engage in your movement, while offering a snug fit through the mid-foot and heel creating the secure but free, Turriff performance comfort fit.

Turriff Quick Sizing — The simplest way to size yourself for Turriff Footwear is to select a half size below your standard North American Men's shoe size.

While the half-size rule provides a reliable baseline. To account for the unique volume and length measurements of your feet Turriff encourages utilizing the specialized tools below.

Turriff offers two sizing tools — choose the method that suits you best or size like a Turriff Pro and combine both for the most comprehensive anatomical sizing suggestion.

The Printable Sizing Template

Step on the print out to see your suggested Turriff size and your foot length and width in millimetres.

Download and Print Out
(print at actual size or 100%)

1. Download and Print: 8.5 × 11 - letter size version or A4 Version(Print at 100% / Actual Size).

2. Align: Fold on the dotted line and place the edge flush against a wall.

3. Measure: Wearing your normal socks, stand with your heel against the wall and mark the length of your longest toe.

4. Result: The longest toe indicates your Turriff Size and your length in millimetres.

   • Round up to the closest sizing marker. (If you prefer a snug fit in length, choose the closest marker.)

   • No printer? No Problem. Simply place a plain sheet of paper against the wall, mark the longest toe, and measure the distance in millimetres (mm). Then input your length into the sizing calculator below.

The Fit Calculator (Data-Driven Confirmation)

This path accounts for the foot's unique volume, combined with your linear length, to provide a tailored sizing suggestion. Turriff uses measurements in millimetres for maximum precision. (see below for measuring instructions.)

To get the most out of the calculator, provide as much information as you can.

You will need:

• Tools: A soft measuring tape, or a piece of string which you can mark and then lay flat against a ruler to find the measurement.

• Foot Length (mm): Measured from the wall to the tip of the longest toe.

• Ball Circumference: Measure the ball of the foot at the widest point of the forefoot where the foot flexes when taking a step.

• Waist Circumference: Measured around the centre of the arch. Follow the bones of the big toe up the foot until reaching a small protruding bump; this lines up approximately with the centre of the arch.

• Instep Circumference: Measured further back up the foot, away from the big toe, at the point where the foot and leg join. Capture the volume of your mid-foot profile by wrapping the measuring tape around the top of the foot where the leg and foot join, bringing the tape vertically down under the back section of the arch.

• Foot Bottom Width (Optional): Measured across the foot trace at the ball of the foot. This allows Turriff to see how the foot fits when standing in comparison to the insole.

Need a Hand?

Turriff believes a good anatomical fitting shoe can lead to a happier life. If you have questions or need help interpreting the numbers or the sizing suggestion, please reach out to andrew@turriffshoes.com or use the contact page.

Fit Disclaimer

Sizing is personal. No two feet are identical, and no one fits a standard size perfectly. This guide and calculator are professional resources to help achieve the best possible fit in standard Turriff sizing.

If you feel you have extra-wide or hard-to-fit feet and require extra attention. Or if a more personalized recommendation is preferred, please reach out. The Turriff sizing specialist is available to review measurements and help you choose the best possible fit.

Note on Measurements: The lengths listed in the table above represent the internal insole length of the shoe (the last length), not the size your foot should be. Because Turriff asks you to measure your foot with your heel against a wall, your measurement includes the curve of your heel. To achieve a natural, functional fit with enough room for your toes to splay, your wall measurement must be shorter than the Last/ internal shoe Length.

For the ideal Foot-to-Last Gap, when comparing your heel-to-wall measurement to the Last shoe Length chart, use this guide to find your preferred fit:

• The Turriff Sweet Spot (4mm to 7mm smaller than the Last): This is our recommended fit. If your wall measurement is roughly 4mm to 7mm shorter than the listed Last/ internal shoe Length, you will achieve a secure, locked-in midfoot with the perfect amount of functional space for your toes to naturally splay and expand as you walk.

• The Relaxed Fit (8mm to 11mm smaller than the Last): If you prefer a looser, "slipper-like" fit, or if you regularly wear very thick wool hiking socks, aim for a Last Length that is 8mm to 11mm longer than your wall measurement.

• Too Small (0mm to 3mm smaller than the Last): If your wall measurement is within 3mm of the Last Length, the shoe will be too short. Your toes will likely hit the front of the boot, especially when walking downhill. We highly recommend sizing up.