How does m, l and xl correspond to shoe size?
80408
the sizing guide is here: http://darntough.com/customer-service/faqs#sizing I've found it to be pretty accurate (I wear a 9 1/2 shoe and like a snug sock; the Medium is perfect for me)
80409
the sizing guide is here: http://darntough.com/customer-service/faqs#sizingI've found it to be pretty accurate (I wear a 9 1/2 shoe and like a snug sock; the Medium is perfect for me)
80410
All I can say is that I wear an 11 in tennis shoes, 12 in dress shoes and cycling shoes and the XL fit me just fine.
1439835
izing is as follows:Small fits men's shoe size 5 - 6 / women's shoe size 5 - 7Medium fits men's shoe size 6.5 - 9 / women's shoe size 7.5 - 10Large fits men's shoe size 9.5 - 12.5 / women's shoe size 10.5+X Large fits men's shoe size 13+
378028
I wear a 10.5 EE size shoe. I ordered the XL (largest available?) and it was a good fit for me.
1882327
Hello and thanks for looking. The sizing chart is as follows: USA Shoe Size: Small: 4-5 Medium: 5-1/2-7-1/2 Large: 8-10-1/2 X-Large 11-12-1/2. Regards, The Wellko Gang
328314
Size chart is on back of box: S=7"-8 1/4" ankle M=8 3/8"- 9 7/8" ankle L= 10"-11 3/8" ankle XL= 11 1/2-13" ankle. There's a corresponding set of measurements for the calf. LTM
494633
when you say feet size i am hoping you mean shoe size, if so then i would order a M. i would order just one at first and try it on. by the way they even have a site to go to that shows you how to put them on.
711383
hank you for contacting us. Size SMALL is size 38, M is size 40, L is size 44 and XL is size 48. You can measure your chest with a measuring tape and if your chest is between; 36 - 38 inches = you need size 38 38 - 40 inches = you need size 40 40 - 42 inches = you need size 42 42 - 44 inches = you need size 44 44 - 46 inches = you need size 46 46 - 48 inches = you need size 48 48 - 50 inches = you need size 50
2274013
Hello, I was never able to find how they compare "Medium" & "Large" to the numeric shoe sizes. However, I can tell you I ordered the "large" and I wear a size "12" boot. The sock looks like it will be somewhat small, but it stretches well and I like the fit. If you have a "Sportman's Warehouse" near you, they also carry them for about the same price and you can take a look at them before purchasing. Hope this helps.
522230
I would say if you feet size is between 9 to 12 use large. XL for larger feet and Medium for smaller.
630631
My son wears a 9 wide, and I got the L/XL. It barely fits, very snug. Seems to work adequately well.
856967
there should be a sizing chart that goes by your shoe size, x-large is men's shoe size 13-16 and large is men's size 9 thru 12 1/2
441489
Thank you for contacting us. Size SMALL is size 38, M is size 40, L is size 44 and XL is size 48. You can measure your chest with a measuring tape and if your chest is between; 36 - 38 inches = you need size 38 38 - 40 inches = you need size 40 40 - 42 inches = you need size 42 42 - 44 inches = you need size 44 44 - 46 inches = you need size 46 46 - 48 inches = you need size 48 48 - 50 inches = you need size 50
498122
I purchased the size L and found that they fit easily yet securely on my size ten work boots and on my size ten bulky winter boots with the thick felt liners. I suspect that if you find the XL too large, it should be easy to exchange them.
498119
I just found the answer on the sizing chart listed with the shoe and M does mean medium.
380672
I would think L would be good. I wear size 12 shoe and ordered the XL, for 9-12, so I think L would be for 6-9.
441635
Hi Cody, Yes...this was the one thing that was frustrating about ordering these shoes. I couldn't find the translation for sm, med & lg. I was able to do further research and determined that the medium is a size 13-1, I believe the small is a 11-12 & I think the large is a 2-3. Hope this helps. By the way....they are beautiful and well made. The little girl I bought them for LOVES them! ~ Michelle
1517910
I wear a size 10 shoe so I ordered the M/L. I am very disappointed in this product, so I would not recommend it to you at all.