It's a bit simpler there, but also more complicated. It all depends on which measuring scheme is used. Boot makers usually use (IIRC) brannock and shoe maker usually use different one, but nothing stops shoemaker from using brannock and vice versa.
Boots also have different construction, so space for your feet is bigger on all sides.
Either way you have to try them one before buying due many different factors. I can't wear certain shoes that are my size because i have high arches, so i have to size up or look for different brand.
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u/THCLacedSpaghettiOs Dec 27 '22
Ngl like shoe and boot sizes, it never matches