Chuck Taylor All Star Platform Leather Low Top

CA$105.00

Chuck Taylor All Star Platform Leather Low Top

CA$105.00

Get lifted in leather platform Chucks. Inspired by the iconic looks of '90s girl bands, th... More info

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Runs a half size large

Women's Chuck Taylor Size Chart


These shoes run large. We recommend going a half size down.
Includes sneaker icons: Chuck Taylor Platform, Lift, and Lugged

Size Chart

US WOMEN UK EU LENGTH (CM)
5 3 35 22
5.5 3.5 36 22.5
6 4 36.5 23
6.5 4.5 37 23.5
7 5 37.5 24
7.5 5.5 38 24.5
8 6 39 24.5
8.5 6.5 39.5 25
9 7 40 25.5
9.5 7.5 41 26
10 8 41.5 26.5
10.5 8.5 42 27
11 9 42.5 27.5
11.5 9.5 43 28
12 10 44 28.5
12.5 10.5 44.5 29
13 11 45 29.5
13.5 11.5 46 30
14 12 46.5 30.5
15 13 48 31.5
16 14 49 32
17 15 50 33

 

Wide Width Sizes

Wide width sizes include more volume and broader platform by approximately 15mm to the ball and instep and 6mm to the bottom width.



How to Find Your Size

  • Step 1

    Step 1

    Find a hard flat surface, tape a piece of blank paper, flush against a wall. Place your foot on the paper, with your heel flush against the wall, stand up straight.

  • Step 2

    Step 2

    Have a friend mark the longest part of your foot (referred to as heel-to-toe length) on the paper with a pen or pencil, or measure yourself if necessary. Repeat with the other foot, as right and left sizes may be different.

  • Step 3

    Step 3

    Use a ruler to measure the heel-to-toe length you marked for each foot.

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Get lifted in leather platform Chucks. Inspired by the iconic looks of '90s girl bands, these platform Chucks are sure to turn heads. Premium leather can be as refined or edgy as you'd like, while a double-stacked sole takes you higher.

Why you should be down
  • Platform leather low top sneakers
  • Elevated platform for added height
  • Lace-up style for adjustable fit
  • EVA insole for cushioning
Chuck Taylor All Star Origins

Created in 1917 as a non-skid basketball shoe, the All Star was originally promoted for its superior court performance by basketball mastermind Chuck Taylor. But over the decades, something incredible happened: The sneaker, with its timeless silhouette and unmistakable ankle patch, was organically adopted by rebels, artists, musicians, dreamers, thinkers and originals.