The leather Oxford shoes provide an explicit foot-length sequence: 24 cm maps to size 38, then each 0.5 cm step reaches 28 cm at size 46. Read this listing’s own sequence before relying on its accompanying US numbers or another brand’s EU size.

Use foot length first

Measure both feet standing and use the longer one. The table gives 24/38, 24.5/39, 25/40, 25.5/41, 26/42, 26.5/43, 27/44, 27.5/45 and 28/46. If your foot lies between rows, request inner length and ball width for adjacent sizes and check the toe shape; an insole length is a different measure. The source warns that its EU/US labels are not standard, so treat its own foot centimetres as the starting reference.

Confirm the selected construction

Black, Brown, Off-White, Black with Fur and Brown with Fur are options. Ask for labeled interior photographs and the fur’s material, thickness and extent before assuming the lined version has the same usable space. The source identifies cow-leather upper; it does not establish full-grain grade by a material test here. Confirm lining and outsole labels for the chosen variant rather than carrying a shared description across all five.