The size guide
to print out

Simply print it out, lay it on the floor, and your child can stand on it straight away. The size guide shows the right size at a glance. Quick, easy and even fun!
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A child stretches out both feet – on the left, the sole of a Giesswein children’s shoe with a textured natural rubber tread; on the right, the bare foot with a graphic outline to illustrate the foot-friendly fit.A child stretches out both feet – on the left, the sole of a Giesswein children’s shoe with a textured natural rubber tread; on the right, the bare foot with a graphic outline to illustrate the foot-friendly fit.

Measure foot length

Measure your child’s foot length with a tape measure and check it against our size guide. That way, you’ll find the right size in no time at all, with no guesswork involved.
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A close-up of two pink Giesswein children’s shoes with a merino upper, elastic laces and a honey-coloured sole against a pink background.A close-up of two pink Giesswein children’s shoes with a merino upper, elastic laces and a honey-coloured sole against a pink background.
Children’s feet grow quickly – often faster than you might think. Shoes that are too tight can hinder natural foot development, whilst shoes that are too big do not provide a secure fit. As children often do not mention feeling any pressure, it is advisable to measure their foot length every two to three months. This ensures your child is always wearing the right size.
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Close-up of grey Giesswein children’s trainers with a merino upper, Velcro fastening and honey-coloured sole on a sandy path.Close-up of grey Giesswein children’s trainers with a merino upper, Velcro fastening and honey-coloured sole on a sandy path.