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    Finding the correct fit for dance shoes is essential for foot development, balance, and proper technique. Some dance shoes are manufactured in European or American sizing, which we convert directly into standard English (UK) sizing for our Irish customers.

    Please Note: The size indicated on the shoe box may reflect the manufacturer’s original European or American sizing, but it represents the correct converted UK size you ordered[cite: 1, 2]. We recommend trying on both shoes to check the fit before use[cite: 1, 2].

    Children’s Ballet Pump Sizing (Go Dance)

    Children's ballet shoes should fit closely without pinching the toes. For growing feet, dance teachers generally recommend choosing one size larger than your child's standard street shoe size to allow the toes to lie flat and provide room for growth.

    UK Size EUR Size USA Size Foot Length (CM)
    7 Child UK 24 8s 15.2 cm
    8 Child UK 25 - 25.5 9s 16.0 cm
    9 Child UK 26.5 10s 16.9 cm
    10 Child UK 27.5 - 28 11s 17.8 cm
    11 Child UK 29 12s 18.6 cm
    12 Child UK 30 - 30.5 13s 19.4 cm
    13 Child UK 31.5 3s 20.3 cm
    1 UK (Junior) 32.5 - 33 3.5s 21.1 cm

    Women’s Ballet Pump Sizing (Go Dance)

    Adult ballet slippers are intended to fit like a second skin with minimal dead space at the toe, allowing the arch and pointe to articulate cleanly. If you prefer a slightly looser fit or wear thicker tights, consider ordering a half size or full size up from your usual street shoe.

    UK Size EUR Size USA Size Foot Length (CM)
    2 UK 34 5L 22.0 cm
    3 UK 35 - 35.5 6L 22.9 cm
    4 UK 36.5 7L 23.7 cm
    5 UK 37.5 - 38 8L 24.5 cm
    6 UK 39 9L 25.3 cm
    7 UK 40.5 10L 26.2 cm
    8 UK 41.5 11L 27.0 cm
    9 UK 43 12L 27.9 cm

    How to Measure Your Foot at Home

    1. Place a sheet of blank paper on a hard floor against a flat wall.
    2. Stand barefoot (or wearing ballet tights) with your heel flat against the wall.
    3. Mark the furthest tip of your longest toe on the paper with a pencil held vertically.
    4. Measure the distance from the edge of the paper to the pencil mark in centimetres and compare it to the charts above.

    Need personal advice on dance shoe sizing, widths, or exam requirements? Contact our experienced fitting team in Tralee at support@wbs.ie or phone +353 (0)66 7124122.