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how to measure shoe size with a tape measure

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  how to measure shoe size with a tape measure This is a guide on how to measure shoe size for shoes that have been bought in a physical store, and it assumes you have a measuring tape - which you can get from any hardware store. To start, you will need the length of your foot from toe to heel while standing up. You can either measure your foot while wearing the desired shoe or if it's not available, just use your regular shoe. If the measurement is larger than the length of your item, then go up one size.  Image source: https://www.amazon.in/ The article has been provided for the reader's convenience and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. There is no guarantee of any particular outcome from following any procedure set forth in this document. You should consult an attorney or other professional advisor if you have specific questions about your circumstances. That said, it is important that you know what size shoe you are wearing as well as the len

how to measure insole of shoe

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  Measure the length of your foot from the heel to the ball of your foot. Hold a book or something else with a flat surface in between your knee and toes (to keep them together).    Image source: https://www.walmart.com/ Use that flat surface to measure how far up your foot is. That will be the measure of insoles you'll need.  Image source: https://www.nike.com/ For example, if my measurement is 10 inches, I'll need an 11 inch insole (1/2 inch extra space is recommended).  Image source: https://pixabay.com/ If you're measuring more than one person's feet, make sure to measure their feet all at once so you can use round numbers and avoid fractions when calculating insoles.  Image source: https://www.tatacliq.com/ To re-measure your shoe (so you can try to salvage it), simply put in the new insoles and run a piece of tape from the tip of your toes, over the balls of your feet, up the heel. Measure that distance. Subtract that distance from you total length measur