Jordan Size Guide

Are you unsure about which size to choose for Jordans? Ordering the wrong shoe size is the main reason people exchange their sneakers after purchasing them online. Finding the perfect fit can be challenging, which is why we have created a size guide for Adidas below to help you.

The easiest way to find your correct size in a pair of Air Jordans is to compare the size with another Air Jordan or Nike sneaker. If you already own a pair of Nike Dunks or Jordans, you can safely order the same size, regardless of the model you have in mind. If you don’t own one of these pairs, you can check our Air Jordan size guide, where you can compare the internal measurements in length with a pair of shoes you already own that fit you well.

The iconic Air Jordan models are incredibly popular with both women and men, and the demand is at its peak right now. So, if like many other sneakerheads, you've got your eye on a pair of Air Jordans but are unsure about which size to get, here's the deal: All Air Jordans are size-consistent, so if you normally wear size 44 in other Jordans or Nike sneakers, you should stick with ordering a size 44 – whether it’s for men or women.

However, some Air Jordans made from stiffer materials may feel a bit tighter, and in such cases, it’s recommended to size up half a size. Additionally, models with mid and high tops may feel tighter around the ankle. Most people, however, will order the same size they wear in lows.

Compared to Adidas sizes, note that if you normally wear a 41 ⅓ in Adidas, the same number of centimeters will correspond to a 40.5 in Air Jordans. Also, be aware that some of Air Jordans' sizes jump half a size. For example, Nike's sizes go from 41 to 42, but despite this jump, each size still only represents a 0.5 cm difference. Therefore, always remember to compare the measurements in centimeters across different size guides.

The iconic Air Jordan models are also particularly popular among women. If you're considering adding an Air Jordan to your sneaker collection, we recommend checking out our size guide. The size guide is for reference, and you can use it to compare the measurements of your shoes from other brands if you don’t already own a pair of Air Jordans. However, it's always a good idea to check our size recommendation on the individual products, as it will indicate if there’s anything specific about that model you need to be aware of regarding the fit.

When it comes to Air Jordan shoe sizes for men, it’s similar to women’s sneakers in that the fit can vary individually for each model. However, you can generally expect that if you wear size 44 in most of Nike's sneakers, you should also get that size in Dunks. If you’re at all unsure about which size to order, you can check our size guide. The size guide is for reference, and we always recommend reading our "size recommendation" on each product page, as, as mentioned earlier, the fit can vary depending on the model.

If you're unsure about which size Jordan to choose, it can be a really good idea to measure your foot and compare it with our Jordan size guide. This way, you can be reasonably certain about which size you need. Below is a guide on how to measure your foot as accurately as possible.

1. Stand with both of your feet against a wall.
   
   
2. Place an object where your longest toe ends. The easiest items to use, which most people have at home, are a book, a magazine, or something similar.
   
   
3. Step away and measure the distance between the wall and the object you placed (book or similar).
   
   
4. Now you have the number of centimeters your feet measure. You can use the table to see which size matches your foot measurement in cm.
   
   
5. If your measurement is between two different sizes, always go up one size.
   
   
6. Always remember to check the size recommendation on our products. You need to consider that for some models, you may need to go up half a size or a full size.