How to measure your foot

How to measure your toddler’s foot?

The right slipper size is key to healthy foot growth. With our simple steps, you can easily measure the foot and choose the right Copa Cop slippers.


Measuring children’s feet

Why is measuring so important?

Children’s feet grow quickly — sometimes up to two sizes per year. Too tight slippers can hinder natural development, while too loose ones don’t provide necessary support.

Measuring in 3 simple steps

You only need a sheet of paper, a pencil, and a ruler.

1
Place the sheet against the wall

Place the sheet against the wall

Place a sheet of paper on the floor against a flat wall. Have the child step on the paper with the heel firmly against the wall.

2
Mark the longest toe

Mark the longest toe

Make a mark with a pencil at the tip of the longest toe. Hold the pencil vertically for an accurate measurement.

3
Measure the distance

Measure the distance

Use a ruler to measure from the wall to the line. This number in centimeters is the foot length.

Helpful tips before measuring

  • Measure the foot in the afternoon — feet are slightly larger then due to daily activity.
  • Measure both feet and consider the larger one — differences are common and perfectly normal.
  • The child should stand upright while measuring, not sit — body weight spreads the foot.
  • Measure without socks or with thin socks, depending on what the child will wear with the slippers.
  • Add 0.5–1 cm to the measured length for growth room and comfortable toe movement.

Size Chart

Compare the measured foot length with the chart below and select the correct size.

Copa Cop Size Chart

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