Hook-and-Loop Sneakers: When Length and Width Pick Different Sizes

The 35–43 chart lists foot length and width. Work through a 24.5 cm by 10 cm example, then check the shoe’s internal space before ordering.

The women’s hook-and-loop leather sneakers list Black, Brown and Yellow choices and shoe sizes 35–43. Unlike many generic size guides, this product page gives a foot-length and foot-width row for every selectable size. Measure both feet while standing and keep the larger reading for each dimension before matching the rows.

Read the two columns as separate checks

In the printed chart, size 35 pairs 22.5 cm foot length with 7.5 cm foot width. Each following size adds 0.5 cm to both figures, ending at size 43 with 26.5 cm length and 11.5 cm width. For example, a 24.5 cm foot length points to size 39, whose listed width is 9.5 cm. If the same shopper measures 10 cm across the forefoot, the width column instead points to size 40, paired with 25 cm length. The two readings do not identify one unambiguous size.

Resolve a mismatch before buying

Ask MAXCT for the internal length and widest usable forefoot width of sizes 39 and 40, plus the measuring convention behind the published width row. A larger chart number may provide more room, but this page does not state whether its foot-width value is a maximum, a recommended foot size or a finished internal shoe measurement. Check the toe shape and the hook-and-loop strap adjustment range in photos or with the seller if they matter to your foot. Do not assume a size-40 shoe will fit solely because 10 cm appears in its width row.

The source includes an instruction that adds foot length, foot width and foot thickness to get a shoe size. Those quantities cannot be used as a meaningful size equation; use the chart columns separately instead. The listing calls the upper genuine cow leather and the lining and insole PU. It does not report break-in, durability or a wear test, so choose from measured fit information rather than a promise that the leather will stretch to compensate for an uncertain width.

Guide notes and sources

Publisher: MAXCT. Published: .

The guide uses only the linked MAXCT product listing and its actual options. The worked measurement mismatch is a planning example, not a hands-on fit test. Missing internal dimensions and chart conventions are identified.

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