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Flamenco shoes tend to follow similar sizing conventions so this can help us to better estimate your size.

Shoe size guide

To Determine Your Size

TO DETERMINE YOUR SIZE, YOU WILL NEED TO MEASURE THE LENGTH OF YOUR BOTH FEET FROM THE FURTHEST EXTENDING POINT OF YOUR HEEL TO THE TIP OF YOUR LONGEST TOE.

To avoid mistakes, please, it is very important for you to follow the instructions below closely:

- Place a sheet of paper under your foot.

- Stand on the paper wearing a sock of medium thickness or bare feet.

- While standing up, have someone else CAREFULLY trace the outline of your feet on a sheet of paper, make sure your pen is completely perpendicular to the floor.

- Using a pen, place a mark at the tip of your longest toe; it may be the big toe or the second toe, depending on who the person is.

- Place another mark at the end of your heel.

- Measure the distance between the two parallel lines. Once you have measured your right and your left foot, choose the highest of the two measurements and enter it on your order page, resisting the tendency to round up or down.

And remember that the most important thing to determine your size is:

A. Another person should make the marks instead of you while you are standing up. DO NOT MAKE THE MARKS BY YOURSELF.
B. Make sure your pen is completely perpendicular to the floor.
C. You should measure your feet twice to make sure that you have made well the measurements the first time.

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If you are a beginner or not used to wearing heels we recommend that you should go for 5cm Normal or Cubano heels . The 6cm and 7cm heels are usually preferred by more experienced dancers. The Carrete style is aesthetically prettier but it has a smaller base and therefore balancing is not as easy as with the Normal style. The Cubano style is wider so it is ideal for children and beginners as it provides greater stability.

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Please note that depending on the model and heel size the estimated Flamencista size maybe smaller than the EU size.
Please check if there are significant discrepancies between the estimated EU size and your current street or flamenco shoe size. If this is the case please measure your feet again, making sure you are holding the pen perpendicular to the floor. If the new measurements still result in a significant difference or you are uncertain about the conversion please submit your order including a note.
For your peace of mind ALL orders are thoroughly reviewed by us and we will contact you should more clarifications are required.

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Nails can ensure beautiful sound and balance on wood, parquet or other similar material. If you want to practice or dance on surfaces made of marble, tiles, concrete etc you should choose shoes without nails.