Shoe Size

[ImLostAgain]

Not sure which of the categories to put this question so I plumped for Chatterbank.
What size shoe would be best for feet measuring 255 cms long and 235 cms width (that's wrapped around the bunion part of the foot)?
I'm guessing a size 9 but when I've googled it I get sizes between 7.5 and 10.

[roadman]

you must mean mm, a 255cm foot is very big

[roadman]

there wont be a general size that takes the width and length into consideration you need to talk to the company you want to buy the shoe from and ask to see their size guide for example i would have thought a 255mm foot length was a size UK 7 so are you UK or USA a UK 7 is a USA 8 then we talk width yes you can have a F which is quite standard or a G which is wide in the USA the F and G would be D and E

[ImLostAgain]

Thanks for that roadman. Yes I did mean mm!! What a fool!!

[ImLostAgain]

Oh and yes I am in the UK.

[Buenchico]

I buy my shoes from ShoeZone. They seem to suggest a size 6 or 7
https://www.shoezone.com/Mens/Mens-Footwear-Size-Guide

ASOS is a well-respected firm. They seem to think a 7 or 7½ would be right:
https://www.asos.com/discover/size-charts/men/shoes/

Rogerson Shoes are a leading Scottish footwear retailing company. They think a 6½ or 7 would be right:
https://www.rogersonshoes.com/size-guide-i9

Putting that lot together, a size 7 would be my best bet in your case but you need to remember that there can be some variation in sizes across different brands. I usually take a size 9 but I occasionally find that I need a 10 instead.

[roadman]

I think a size 9 would be way too big to be honest i think a UK 7 is size 254mm so being 255mm in length a 7.5 should be ideal

[ImLostAgain]

Yes this is where it gets confusing for me. I usually take a size 8 1/2 to 9 but this summer I bought some hush puppies and the size 7 fit me perfectly. A week later I bought some Skechers and the size 9 was the best fit.
I think roadman has it right, I'll contact the makers.

[roadman]

length i would recommend a UK size 7.5 and you will have to talk to the company you want to buy the shoe from for any width advice

[Khandro]

The shoe size indicates only the length, you need that length in a 'broad fitting'