The PU lace-up shoes provide a foot-length table for sizes 35–40. That table is more useful than choosing by a familiar size number, but it still omits shoe width and the maker’s allowance between the foot and the inside of the shoe. The listing offers Beige and Black, with a PU upper, cotton-fabric lining and latex insole.

Work through one measurement

Measure both feet while standing and record the longer one. The published sequence is 22.5 cm for 35, 23.0 for 36, 23.5 for 37, 24.0 for 38, 24.5 for 39 and 25.0 for 40. For example, a measured 24.0 cm foot matches the table entry marked 38, while 24.5 cm is the entry marked 39. This is a table comparison, not a guaranteed fit: it does not tell us the inside length, toe allowance or width. Ask for those figures for the exact size if your toes or forefoot often feel crowded. Do not measure an insole and substitute that number for foot length.

Separate style from use

The product uses “skateboarding shoes” as a style name. It lists a 3–5 cm heel-height category, but supplies no board-grip, impact, sole-flex or durability test. If you need footwear for actual skating, confirm those construction details rather than inferring performance from the name. Lace adjustment may help hold the upper, yet cannot fix an unknown interior width. The page also notes that the outer label can vary; confirm the chosen colour and size in the cart instead of treating label placement as the variant identifier.