Convert sneaker sizes between Brazil, the US, Europe, the UK and Japan (adult sizes 33 to 48). Free and accurate.
Footwear sizing was never fully standardized worldwide. Brazil uses a scale close to the European one (often EU ≈ BR + 2), while the US and UK use inch-based systems with different starting points, and Japan labels size by foot length in centimeters. This converter uses an adult reference table (BR 33 to 48) aligned with the most common equivalences in the Brazilian market for sneakers and sports shoes. It is essential to understand that sizes change between Brazil, the United States and Europe, and that even within a single system there is no full standardization. The practical rule EU ≈ BR + 2 works in most cases, but each brand adopts small variations, and different models from the same brand may fit differently. Each brand has its own footwear table, defined by the last, the type of shoe and the target audience. Sports, casual and women's fashion sneakers follow their own logic, and imported brands often differ by up to half or one size from the general reference. For this reason, the best approach before buying is to measure your foot — from the heel to the tip of the longest toe, with weight evenly distributed — and check the brand's official chart, comparing the length with a shoe that already fits you well. Thicker socks or the shape of your foot also affect the fit. This converter offers a reference for size equivalences, not a guarantee of fit. Use it as a starting point, but always confirm the brand's official chart before completing your purchase, especially for international orders that are hard to exchange.
Usually EU 42 (practical rule: EU ≈ BR + 2).
About US 9.5 (men/unisex), with possible ±0.5 variation by brand.
Yes. Japanese shoe sizes usually follow foot length in centimeters (e.g. 26.5).
Usually 42 (practical rule: EU ≈ BR + 2).
About 9.5 (men/unisex), with possible ±0.5 variation by brand.
Not exactly. This converter uses a men/unisex scale. US women's sizes are often about 1.5 sizes higher for the same foot.
It is a market reference. Sports brands may vary by ±0.5 to 1 size — check the brand chart when possible.