Chuck Taylor All Star Lift Platform Colourful Suede High Top

Name: Chuck Taylor All Star Lift Platform Colourful Suede in Utility/Egret/Black
Brand: Converse
SKU: A11144C

CA$110.00 CA$93.50

CA$110.00 CA$93.50

SUEDE SZN These lightweight platform Chucks lift all your favorite 'fits. Colourful suede... More info

SKU

A11144C

Colour Utility/Egret/Black A11144C

Runs a half size large

Size Guide

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

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

US WOMEN	UK	EU	LENGTH (IN)
5	3	35	8 2/3
5.5	3.5	36	8 6/7
6	4	36.5	9
6.5	4.5	37	9 1/5
7	5	37.5	9 4/9
7.5	5.5	38	9 2/3
8	6	39	9 2/3
8.5	6.5	39.5	9 5/6
9	7	40	10
9.5	7.5	41	10 1/4
10	8	41.5	10 3/7
10.5	8.5	42	10 5/8
11	9	42.5	10 5/6
11.5	9.5	43	11
12	10	44	11 2/9
12.5	10.5	44.5	11 3/7
13	11	45	11 3/5
13.5	11.5	46	11 4/5
14	12	46.5	12
15	13	48	12 2/5
16	14	49	12 3/5
17	15	50	13

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

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

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

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

SUEDE SZN These lightweight platform Chucks lift all your favorite 'fits. Colourful suede adds that luxe touch, keeping your look clean and classic.

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