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Pretty Brave NZ Size Chart

Pretty Brave Size Guide

Baby Range
Foot Length (mm) Insole (mm) EU US UK Age
95–104 110 16/17 2 1 0–6 mth
104–114 118 18 3 2.5 6–12 mth
114–123 127 19/20 4.5 3.5 12–18 mth
123–137 142 21/22 5.5 4.5 16–22 mth
1st Walker Range
Foot Length (mm) Insole (mm) EU US UK Age
114–120 125–128 19 4 3 1 yr
120–126 132–135 20 4.5 3.5 1–2 yrs
126–132 138.5–141.5 21 5.5 4.5 1–2 yrs
132–138 145–148.5 22 6 5 2 yrs
138–144 151–155 23 7 6 2 yrs
Child Range
Foot Length (mm) Insole (mm) EU US UK Age
126–132 140–142.5 21 5.5 4.5 1–2 yrs
132–138 146–149 22 6 5 2 yrs
138–144 153–155 23 7 6 2 yrs
144–151 159.5–162 24 8 7 2–3 yrs
151–157 166–168 25 8.5 7.5 2–3 yrs
157–163 172.5–174.5 26 9 8.5 3–4 yrs
163–170 178–181 27 10 9 3–4 yrs
170–176 185–187.5 28 11 10 4–5 yrs
176–182 190–192.5 29 12 11 4–5 yrs
182–189 196.5–199.5 30 12.5 11.5 4–5 yrs
189–195 203–206 31 13 12 5–6 yrs
195–202 210–212.5 32 13.5 13 6–7 yrs
202–208 216.5–219 33 1.5 1 7–8 yrs

Quick Tips from the Experts

  • When trying on Pretty Brave baby shoes, check there is about a finger's width of wiggle room between the big toe and the end of the shoe.
  • You should be able to squeeze your pinky finger between the back of the shoe and your baby's heel. If your baby's foot falls in-between sizes, select the larger size.
  • Babies can't tell us if something is bothering them, so as with any shoes, check for signs of irritation after a day's wear.
  • Children's feet grow quickly, check your child's foot size at least every few months to make sure their shoe size hasn't changed.
  • We recommend measuring your child's foot to help determine the best size choice.

Measuring Your Child's Feet

Always measure both feet and use the larger measurement. Measure at the end of the day when feet are at their largest. For babies and toddlers, have them standing with their full weight on their foot for the most accurate measurement.

What you'll need: A ruler or tape measure, a pen and a blank piece of paper (A4 or larger)

Place your child's foot on paper with heel against the wall
1

Place the short end of the paper against a wall. Place your child's foot on the paper with their heel against the wall, so that the heel is equal with the edge of the paper.

Mark where the longest toe ends
2

Without moving their foot, use the pen to mark where the longest toe ends. Have them step off the paper.

Measure from the edge of the paper to the line
3

Using your ruler or tape measure, measure from the edge of the paper to the line in millimetres. Use this measurement with the Foot Length column in the table above to find the right size.