Conventional
HTML Drop Down Menu
Shoe Size Selectors

For Use in CGI Submit Forms

This Code, Spreadsheet, Ruler Overlays, etc... Zipped Up
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Value output is in the UK size in variable 'Conv'
Foot increment for 5⅚% toe room is 4mm.
Conventional Barleycorn Foot Ruler (8½"×14" Paper)
Here are Box Labels for sizes 2½ to 12 UK that
have the Length specified for 5⅚% toe room.
For ~6⅔% toe room subtract 2mm
from Length and add 2mm for ~5%.


Size is output in variable 'mBrnk'.
Toe Room for usM is ⅔" & +6⅔% for IT. If the Meduim (D) width specification for your size is less than your measured width try going up ½ to 1 size. It this isn't sufficient choose a Wide (EE) width (+⅜") if available in your size or ½ to 1 size larger. Each step in width increase for a given size adds ³/₁₆" to it. Likewise each decreasing step subtracts ³/₁₆". Here is the US Men's Brannock Width Table for all sizes.
An IT/EU Ruler Overlay in the zip file is provided for the device. When printed for accuracy it must measure 75mm from size 38 to size 50. The smaller non bold type are the US sizes to align with on the device. Printing on label stock and laminating it with wide clear tape should produce a durable result. Here is a useable paper version from an online retailer with an updated table to accurately mesh with IT/EU & UK sizing and formulas added of a Mens Brannock Device (11"×17" Paper) with the IT/EU ruler overlay applied. Here are Box Labels for sizes 5½ to 15 that have the Length specified for 6⅔% toe room and the MondoPoint based Mens Brannock Foot Ruler found in the New US Mens Brannock document.


Value output is in the IT/EU size in variable 'IT'.
Incrementing the foot length by ⅛" increments the US Womens Brannock size by ⅜ and this will align when overlayed unto the ½ size ⅙" increment on the Brannock Device i.e. the ½" icremented Barleycorn sizes associated with the IT/EU sizes in the menu will align with the appropriate sizes on the device. If the ⅜ size increments that do not fall on the whole and ½ size marks were added to the device then the device would provide an accurate measurement for the IT/EU sizes in this menu. An IT/EU Ruler Overlay in the zip file is provided for the device. When printed for accuracy it must measure 2¾" from size 33 to size 44. The smaller non bold type are the US sizes to align with on the device. Printing on label stock and laminating it with wide clear tape should produce a durable result. Here is a useable paper version from an online retailer with an updated table to accurately mesh with IT/EU & UK sizing and formulas added of a Womens Brannock Device (11"×17" Paper) with the IT/EU ruler overlay applied. Here are Box Labels for sizes 34½ to 44 that have the Length specified for 5% toe room.




Suggested use: Post in any store visible to customers that sells IT/EU sizes.
Print on 8½"×11" paper.

In forums where IT/EU sizing is being
discussed this Sizing message may be posted.



Extended Sizing Table for Heels in text format.


3× Heel Sizing Table in text format.


3× Heel Sizing Table QR TXT
Free Use for Product Advertisement
& Marketing Purposes (35 - 42 IT)


Value output is in the CM size in variable 'Ath'.
5% toe room foot increment is ³/₁₆" ; 2⅔ × Foot(in) = CM
Here are Box Labels for sizes 23 to 32½ that
have the Length specified for 5% toe room.
½CM Athletic Foot Ruler


Inch and cm/mm specifications are the actual maximum recomended foot length using the specified toe room for the associated size and not the last or inside lenght of the shoe. The size specifications generated from the original Barleycorn and Paris Point formulas reflect a true and accurate conversion in a best fit manner. The JP spec is mondopoint expressed in cm however the ½CM increment for athletic shoes is the last or inside length of the shoe. While the menus contain a full range of sizes it may be more useful to trim them down to suit your needs by eliminating some of the largest and smallest sizes that would not be used. For the desktop the columns in the drop down menus do line up in Firefox but not in Safari or Chrome and in no mobile browser I've tried do they line up either. This may be a shortcomming of the drop down menu or there may be a better 'style' solution that will solve it. Really Safari, Chrome, and other browsers need to properly display properly formatted monospaced text. It also would be nice if <select> tags could be wrapped in <pre> tags allowing column alignment using spaces only.

Barleycorn :
[Mx|UK|usM|usW] = Last(in) × 3 ─ [25½|25|24|22½]
usW = usM +1½ = UK + 2½ = Mx + 3
½ Barleycorn = ⅝ Paris Point

US Brannock (Barleycorn) :
[M|W] = Foot(in) × 3 ─ [22|21] ; W = M + 1
Toe Room: M = ⅔", W = ½" ; 2 & 1½ Sizes Respectively
½ Brannock = ⅙" ≈ 4⅙mm ; ⅔ Paris Point = 4⁴/₉mm
Mens D Width = ⅜ × Foot(in)
Increment: ¹/₁₆" Width per ⅙" Length

Manufacturing shoes with a Brannock ½ Sizing increment where the Last is incremented by ⅔ Paris Point (4⁴/₉mm) will provide a consistent 6⅔% for M and 5% for W toe room across the whole size range instead of ⅔" & ½" respectively where the toe room percentage decreases as the size increases.

Paris Point :
IT/EU = 1½ × Last(cm) = 4 × Foot(in)
FR = IT/EU + 1 ; BR = IT/EU ─ 2
½ Paris Point = ⅖ Barleycorn

Conventional Paris Point to Barleycorn Last Conversion :
[Mx|UK|usM|usW] = IT/EU ÷ 1¼ ─ [26|25½|24½|23]
(±½mm conversion accuracy from UK 2½ to 10)

½CM = ¾ ParisPoint = ⅗ Barleycorn

Rulers for Girth Measurements :
30cm   for 8½"×11" Paper
Print on paper and laminate with transparent tape.

eXponential Shoe Sizing :
Men's eXp6 & Women's eXp7
Unisex eXp5

EU Dorothy Sizing Script with these sizing systems.
(Runs in a terminal on a Mac or Linux/UNIX systems)
Set terminal to a monospaced font.
Place in your path e.g. /usr/local/bin , ~/bin
or prepend with ./ to run in current directory.
Set executeable permissions with :
chmod 755 dorothyx.sh

You must read license in Dorothy X Select Lists
and agree to license before using this sizing script.



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