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3Y

2 . 5Y
2Y
1 . 5Y
1Y
1 3 . 5C
13C
1 2 . 5C
12C
1 1 .5 C
11C
1 0 . 5C
10C
9 . 5C
9C
8 . 5C
8C
7 . 5C
7C
6 . 5C
6C
5 . 5C
5C
4 . 5C
4C
3 . 5C
3C
2 . 5C
2C

C =C H I LD
Y =Y O U TH

CHILD SIZE CHART


SCA LE
C O N F I R M ATI O N
1. 5 ”

When printed to
correct scale (100%)
these lines must ALIGN CHILD’S HEEL ON THIS LINE WHILE STANDING
measure 1.5”.

NI KE.COM
1.5”
7Y
6 . 5Y
6Y
5 . 5Y
5Y
4 . 5Y
4Y
3 . 5Y
Y =Y O U TH

YOUTH SIZE CHART


SCA LE
C O N F I R M ATI O N
1. 5 ”

When printed to
correct scale (100%)
these lines must
measure 1.5”.

ALIGN CHILD’S HEEL ON THIS LINE WHILE STANDING NI KE.COM


1.5”
MEASURING TIPS
• Measure your child’s feet on a hard surface (not a carpet), in the afternoon (feet typically
swell during the day).
• Have your child wear the same type of socks he/she would normally wear with the type of
shoes you plan to purchase.

MEASURING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Place the measurement chart on the floor.
2. With your child standing, align his/her heel with the horizontal black line near the
bottom of the chart.
3. Using a pencil, mark the spot to indicate where your child’s longest toe ends.
Repeat for the other foot.
4. If the mark is between two sizes, buy the larger size. For example, if your child’s
foot is between a 5.5 and 6, buy the 6.

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