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Foot Measurements for Better Fitting Shoes from ShooDaddy :

The diagram is showing two foot imprints with the same Foot Length but you will notice that the Arch Length is longer in imprint A and shorter on imprint B.
1) If the arch length is longer than the foot length as foot imprint A, you will need to follow the Arch Length  to find a proper fit.
2) In reverse, if the arch length is shorter than the foot length, you need to follow the foot length.
3) In a standard foot, the Foot Length is same as the Arch Length.
4) You can determine the Foot Length in relationship to the Arch Length with the aid of a Brannocks Device. Most shoe stores in the USA will carry Brannock Measuring Device.
5) The red dots shown on both foot imprints indicate the point of flexing of your foot

As a privilege member of ShooDaddy, you  can enjoy free instructions how measure the foot for a proper fitting. Just  follow some easy steps  shown below :-.
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1. Place your foot inside a SHOE BOX, allowing the back of your heel to touch back end of the box with your toes pulled closely,
2. Allow your body weight to evenly divide on the left and right foot.
3. Use a ¼ inch marker and draw the outline of your beautiful foot.
4. Repeat & get the outline of the other foot.
5. Measure from the back of the box where your heel was placed to the tip of your longest toe. It’s that easy!

Now you are on the way to get  better fitting shoes. Just scan and send us the outline and measurements of your left foot and right foot.

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