Jordan Shoe Size Chart: US, UK, EU & Foot Length Guide (Men, Women & Kids)

Jordan Shoe Size Chart

Jordan Brand is part of Nike, and the “Size Guide” link on a Jordan product page opens Nike’s own size and fit pages. So the chart below is Nike’s, copied on October 30, 2026. These are the sizes you see most often.

Common men’s sizes from Nike’s men’s chart. The full men’s, women’s and kids’ charts are below.

Jordan Men’s Size Chart (US, UK, EU, CM and Foot Length)

Use this chart when you are shopping in the men’s section of nike.com or in men’s sizes elsewhere. Foot length is the length of foot each size fits. Nike publishes it in inches, and we converted it to centimeters (inches x 2.54, rounded to 0.1).

UK sizes for men’s 3.5 to 6.5 are 0.5 below US. From men’s 7 up they are 1 below US.

Jordan Women’s Size Chart

This is Nike’s women’s chart. Women’s size equals men’s size plus 1.5, so a women’s 10.5 is a men’s 9.

Jordan Men’s to Women’s Size Conversion

Add 1.5 to go from men’s to women’s, and subtract 1.5 to go the other way.

Jordan styles are sold as men’s, women’s and kids’ versions, and many people buy across sections. Pick the size from the chart for the section you are buying from. Our men’s to women’s conversion guide covers every size.

Jordan Kids’ Size Chart (Toddler, Little Kid and Big Kid)

Nike’s kids’ chart runs from toddler 1C to big kid 7Y. Retail listings often shorten these groups to TD (toddler), PS (preschool) and GS (grade school). Retailers commonly use GS for 3.5Y to 7Y, but check each store’s own labels.

Nike’s big kid sizes carry the men’s number, so a 7Y matches a men’s 7 (UK 6, EU 40). That is why teens and small adults can move from GS into men’s or women’s sizes. See our kids’ shoe size chart and youth sizes for other brands.

Nike’s age guide in the second column is given only for 1C to 7C. Children’s feet vary, so measure rather than size by age.

How to Read the Jordan Size Chart

• US Men / US Women: the two numbers on a Jordan tag, for example “M 9 / W 10.5”. They describe the same shoe.
• UK: Nike’s UK size is 0.5 below US men’s up to men’s 6.5, and 1 below from men’s 7.
• EU: European size. Steps are uneven (42, 42.5, 43, 44), so read the row rather than adding a fixed number.
• CM/JP label: the centimeter size printed on the shoe. It is not your foot length. A men’s 9 is labelled 27, but the foot it fits is 26.2 cm.
• Foot length: the foot each size fits. Nike publishes it in inches, and we show the centimeter equivalent.

Example: a men’s 9 is a women’s 10.5, UK 8, EU 42.5, labelled 27, and fits a 10 5/16 in (26.2 cm) foot.

Are Jordans True to Size?

For most people, yes: order the size you wear in Nike. Hibbett’s sizing guide (November 2024) says Jordans run the same as Nike, and that high, mid and low tops all follow your usual size. The exceptions are individual models that fit snugger or roomier, covered in the fit by model table.

Why do some Jordans feel tight? Three reasons come up most:

• Narrow forefoot on some models. Nike’s own Air Jordan 4 guide says the men’s version is narrower at the metatarsals, and that the women’s toe box is tighter than in some other sneakers.
• Stiff materials. Nike notes the Air Jordan 4 may need a short break-in period. Loosening the laces helps while it does.
• Reading the label as foot length. The CM/JP number is larger than your foot. Do not try to match your foot to it.

Jordan Size vs Nike, Converse, Vans and adidas

• Jordan vs Nike: identical charts. Nike makes both, so your Nike size carries over. See our Nike shoe size chart.
• Jordan vs Converse: Converse Chuck Taylors run large, so most people take about half a size smaller in Converse than in Jordan. See our Converse shoe size chart.
• Jordan vs Vans: most people wear the same US size. Vans lists a longer foot length for the same label, so do not read Vans’ chart against a tape measure without checking your usual size. See our Vans shoe size chart.
• Jordan vs adidas: same US size for men, but adidas prints its UK size half a size higher (US 9 = UK 8.5, versus UK 8 for Jordan). See our adidas shoe size chart.

Jordan Fit by Model: Jordan 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12 and 13

Every Jordan uses the same size chart, but each model is built differently. The only model-specific advice from Nike itself is for the Air Jordan 4. For the rest, we use Hibbett’s guide, a retailer, and label it Reported so you can tell it apart from Nike official.

Hibbett’s guide is dated November 2024, and fit changes between releases and colorways. These notes are guides, not guarantees. Retailers also disagree with each other on some models, so try a pair on when you can.

Jordan 1 size

The Air Jordan 1 comes as High, Mid and Low. Hibbett says all three follow your usual size, so a men’s 9 in a Nike sneaker is a men’s 9 in a Jordan 1. Wide feet may want half a size up.

Jordan 4 size

This is the one model with official Nike advice. Take your usual size for a standard foot, go half up for a wide foot, and loosen the laces during break-in.

Jordan 12 size

Hibbett calls the Air Jordan 12 slightly snug. If you are choosing between two sizes or have wider feet, take the larger one.

Jordans for Wide and Narrow Feet

Nike says its wide sizes have about 1/4 in (6 mm) more toe box girth than standard widths. Width options vary by style, so check the width choices on the product page before you order.

• Wide feet: half a size up is the common advice for Jordan 1, 4, 12 and others in the table above. Models Hibbett calls roomy (5, 6, 7) may suit you at your usual size.
• Narrow feet: the roomier models (5, 6, 7, 11) may fit better half a size down, according to Hibbett.
• Tight across the toes but the right length? You need width, not length. Our shoe width guide shows how to check.

How to Measure Your Feet for Jordans

1. Put a sheet of paper on a hard floor with one edge against a wall.
2. Stand on it with your heel against the wall, wearing the socks you will wear with your Jordans.
3. Mark the tip of your longest toe. It is not always the big toe.
4. Measure from the wall to the mark in centimeters or inches.
5. Repeat for the other foot and use the longer one.
6. Enter it in the size finder. It rounds up to the next size, as Nike advises.

Measure in the evening, when feet are at their largest. Our guide to measuring your foot at home has a printable ruler.

What If You Are Between Two Jordan Sizes?

• Nike’s rule: if you are between sizes, size up.
• Half sizes are real. One half size is 3/16 in (about 5 mm) of foot length, and it is enough to change how a snug model such as the Jordan 9 or 12 feels.
• Thick socks or loose lacing: loose lacing can ease a tight forefoot, as Nike notes for the Jordan 4.
• Roomy models (5, 6, 7): the smaller of your two sizes may suit you, according to Hibbett.

Our men’s half size guide and women’s half size guide go deeper.

Common Jordan Sizing Mistakes to Avoid

1. Reading the CM/JP label as foot length. A men’s 9 is labelled 27 but fits a 26.2 cm foot.
2. Mixing up M and W on the tag. A “W 8” is a men’s 6.5.
3. Using the wrong chart. Nike’s women’s and men’s pages differ by half a size for the same pair, so use the chart for the section you are buying from.
4. Mixing up US and UK. A UK 8 is a US men’s 9.
5. Treating every model the same. A Jordan 6 and a Jordan 12 do not fit alike.
6. Sizing up for width on a roomy model. Check the fit-by-model table first.

Frequently Asked Questions About Jordan Shoe Sizes

Final Takeaway

Jordan sizing is simple once you know three rules: Jordan uses Nike’s chart, women’s = men’s + 1.5, and if you are between sizes, size up. Start from your usual Nike size, then adjust half a size for the model: down for the roomy 5, 6 and 7, up for the snugger 9 and 12 or for wide feet.

More Shoe Size Guides

Sources

• Men’s footwear size chart, Nike (US).
• Women’s footwear size chart, Nike (US).
• Kids’ footwear size chart, Nike (US).
• Men’s footwear size chart, Nike (UK).
• Official Air Jordan 4 Sizing Guide and Tips, Nike.
• Air Jordan Sizing Guide, Hibbett (November 2024).
• Jordan size chart, RunRepeat.