Size guide

How to measure

Take a tape measure around your ankle, two inches above the ankle bone. Keep the tape snug against the skin but not tight enough to compress it.

Measure standing up, and measure in the afternoon if you can — feet and ankles are slightly larger later in the day, and you want the size that fits then rather than the size that fits first thing.

The ranges

Match your measurement to the range shown on each size button on the product page. If you fall between two sizes, take the smaller one: the knit gives, and the adjustable strap does the rest of the adjusting.

Why there is no full chart here yet

Because we do not have numbers we trust yet.

Our suppliers provided three different size charts for what is physically the same garment, and they do not agree with each other. Rather than pick whichever one looks best and print it, we are measuring production samples ourselves with a tape. The full chart goes up when that is done.

We realise a missing chart is inconvenient. It is less inconvenient than a chart that sends you the wrong size.

If it turns out wrong

Send it back. You have 30 days, it does not need to be unworn, and you do not have to explain why. Sizing is exactly the kind of thing that return exists for.