Are Filling Pieces shoes true to size? Even if you know your own shoe size, sometimes when you've bought a new pair of sneakers they unfortunately don't fit right. So we're going to take a look at the different Filling Pieces sneakers available and make sure we find the right size for you.
How to determine your own shoe size
First of all, it is important to determine your own shoe size. When you order sneakers online, it is not as easy as when you walk into a shoe shop and can try on the shoe on the spot.
Here is what you need to measure your own shoe size:
- 2 sheets of A4 paper
- A pencil
- A ruler
How to calculate the dimensions of your foot:
Take a sheet of paper and the pencil, choose a wall you can stand upright against, and put your heel all the way up against it. It is best to put on the socks you will also wear in your new shoes. Secure the sheet of paper to the floor with tape or your weight and stand on it with your heel against the wall. It is best to ask someone to draw around your foot with the pencil. Once you have a nice outline, grab a ruler and measure the distance from the heel to the tip of your big toe. Record this result in centimetres.
Repeat this process on your other foot too. It may sound duplicate, but for many people, the sizes differ from one foot to another. Then take the largest foot as a reference to determine your shoe size using the appropriate table. Remember that information from different manufacturers may differ and therefore you should always follow their size charts.
The Sizing Guide for Filling Pieces
Jet Runner Taupe
With its chunky rubber sole, high-quality taupe suede upper, and panelled design, the Jet Runner is an absolute classic. The premium sneaker has a contemporary design the provides both style and comfort.
In terms of sizing, we would recommend going one size smaller for this model.
Mondo Squash
The Mondo Squash is made of nappa leather and features a suede protective edge. The Fundament Ripple outsole is super comfortable, and the contrasting heel patch completes the look.
For this sneaker, we recommend going one size smaller.
Ace Suede
The Ace Suede embraces minimalist design with a premium suede construct. It's available in multiple low-key colorways, including beige, grey, black and taupe. This staple of the Filling Pieces collection is designed for comfort.
The Ace Suede fits true to size, so you can choose your regular shoe size.
Pace Radar
The Pace Radar is Filling Pieces' vision for the future. With a suede upper combined with mesh inserts, reflective piping, and our legendary Radar outsole, this kick is an eye-catcher.
The model fits true to size, so you can choose your regular shoe size.
Low Top Aten
The Low Top is the story of the brand's origin and a distinctive Filling Pieces silhouette. This model features a nappa leather upper, perforated side panels, gold-colored metal details, and the signature Fundament Ripple outsole.
We recommend going one size smaller for this sneaker.
Ace Spin
The Ace Spin is a timeless leather sneaker with a two-tone sole, light grey upper with perforated toe box, and subtly embroidered branding.
We recommend going one size smaller for this sneaker.
Low Top Bianco
The Low Top Bianco features perforated side panels, new lace panels with white eyelets, and the characteristic cushioned heel. The Low Top Bianco is a classic that you can pair with anything.
Again, we recommend going one size smaller for this sneaker.
Mondo 2.0 Ripple
The Mondo 2.0 Ripple is probably the most minimalist sneaker of the brand. It combines a nappa leather upper with a Fundamental Ripple sole.
We recommend going one size smaller for this sneaker.
Low Eva Lane
The Low Eva Lane is a sneaker silhouette for women that comes with a slightly higher sole, giving you a few extra centimetres in height.
Again, we recommend going one size smaller for this sneaker.
For more sizing guides for your favourite sneaker models, visit the Sneaker Sizing Guide page.
