Basic Clothing Size Chart
| Size |
USA
Dress
Size |
Bust (in) |
Waist (in) |
Hip (in) |
| XS |
0-2 |
29-31 |
22-24 |
30-32 |
| S |
4-6 |
32-35 |
25-27 |
34-36 |
| M |
8-10 |
36-37 |
28-29 |
38-40 |
| L |
12-14 |
38-39 |
30-34 |
42-44 |
| XL |
16 |
40-42 |
35-38 |
46-48
|
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BUST – Measure around the fullest part of your bust
WAIST – Measure around the narrowest part of your torso
LOW HIP – With your feet together, measure around the fullest part of your hips/rear
THIGH – With legs slightly apart, measure around the fullest part of your thigh.
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Shoe Sizing Chart:
                     US Size      European Size
                       5-5.5          36
                       6-6.5          37
                       7-7.5          38
                       8             39
                       8.5-9          40
                       9.5           41
                       10            42
How to order the right size cowboy boot:
- When in doubt, go with your current shoe size. Most cowboy boots run true to size and because of the high quality leather, boots need to be worn in.
- If you fall between two sizes, order the larger size because you can always wear thicker boot socks for a better fit and feel.
- Know your shoe width, which is usually similar to your current shoe width.  A= narrow B=Medium/Average C=Wide
Boot Dilemmas:
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I have athletic calves: Boots with a shaft of 12" or smaller would be the best bet for the perfect boot.
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I have one foot bigger than the other: Consider purchasing boots that match your larger foot size and wear a thicker sock and insole in the boot of your smaller foot
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I am flat footed: Boots with a shorter heel and rounded or square toe would be your best bet.
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My foot has a high arch: Boots with a zipper entry are easier to put on and allow for you to insert a needed insole.
Over time, the leather will mold to your foot and be the boots you never want to take off!
