Size Guide – Organ Shoes

Size Guide – Organ Shoes

Choosing the right size is important for both comfort and precision when playing the organ. Here we help you find the right size and fit for your OrganMaster organ shoes.

Find the right shoe size

OrganMaster organ shoes generally follow standard American shoe sizes.

Most customers who order their normal shoe size get the right fit on their first order.

Good to keep in mind:

- Your size in dress shoes may be smaller than the size you use in sneakers or boots.

- There is approximately a 4 mm difference between adjacent shoe sizes.

We recommend that you start with your normal dress shoe size and use the size chart as a guide.

Size Chart

Here you will find OrganMaster's size chart to compare different shoe sizes.

Please note that size calculations are indicative and that the fit may vary between different feet.

Which shoe width should I choose?

Currently, only Medium shoe width is offered:

OrganMaster offers several shoe widths to suit different foot shapes.

- Narrow: For those who usually wear narrow shoes.

- Medium: Standard width that fits most.

- Wide: For those who need extra room.

The difference between adjacent widths is approximately 6.4 mm.

Shoe width is not solely determined by the widest part of the foot. The height of the instep, the arch of the foot, and the circumference of the foot also affect how the shoe fits.

Therefore, OrganMaster recommends that you primarily choose the shoe width you normally use.

How to measure your feet

If you are unsure about your size, you can measure your feet at home.

Measure foot length

1. Place a ruler on the floor with one end against a wall.

2. Stand with your heel against the wall and your foot along the ruler.

3. Stand upright with normal weight on the foot.

4. Read the measurement at your longest toe.

5. Repeat with the other foot.

It may be easier to ask someone to help you read the measurement so that you can stand naturally.

Measure foot width

1. Place a ruler on the floor.

2. Place your foot across the ruler.

3. Measure the widest part of the foot, usually just behind the toes.

4. Repeat with the other foot.

Keep in mind that the width measurement of the foot does not alone determine which shoe width you need.

Trace your foot

You can also use paper to get a clearer picture of the shape of your foot.

1. Place a piece of paper on a flat floor.

2. Stand on the paper with normal weight on your foot.

3. Hold a pen vertically and draw a continuous line around your foot.

4. Repeat with the other foot.

Do you need help choosing a size?

Are you unsure which size or width suits you best?

Please contact Mr. Principal & Co before ordering. We will help you find the right organ shoes.

We recommend that you check the size carefully before ordering and read our terms of purchase and return.