Limmer Boots - Foot Measurement Form
Thanks so much for interest and/or support of Limmer! 

We are excited to work with you through the sizing confirmation process. To help us capture your specific foot details, would you take a few minutes and work through the measurement form below? 

We look forward confirming your size, shipping your boots, and of course hearing how they work out for you!

Note - Please wear the SOCKS you intend to wear with your boots.

A. Longest Toe - Big or Second Toe
B. Back of Heel to Longest Toe Measurement 
C. Width - Narrow, Medium, Wide, Extra Wide
D. Width Measurment (If you have wide feet)
E. Volume - Low, Medium, or High Volume
F. Any Historic/Problematic Foot/Fit Issues?


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Last Name *
Email address *
A. Which Toe is the Longest?  *
B. Length Measurment
Back of Heel to Longest Toe
Centimeters are ideal, but inches work as well :) 

Step 1 – Place a piece of 11 inch paper next to a wall or flat surface at the bottom of a door frame (angled only when foot is longer than paper). 

Step 2 – Slide your heel down the wall or door frame until it lands on the sheet of paper, while still contacting the wall or door frame.

Step 3 – Mark at the longest point of your toes (mostly perpendicular, adjust for pen thickness so the mark is not too far in front of the toes). 

Step 4 – Measure from the bottom of the page to the mark of your toes.

Step 5 - Take a photo of your foot on the paper next to ruler or tape measure (in case we need to see).
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Left Foot Length Measurement
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Right Foot Length Measurment
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Example 1 - Note - Ruler and Back of Heel Are Against a Wall. 
Example 2 - Measurements from door frame with no trim.
C. What Width Shoe/Boot do you typically wear?  *
D. Width Measurement 
(Not Required, Only Needed for Extra Wide Feet)

Step 1 - Trace the tops of your toes from the ball of your feet to the widest point on the outside of your feet. 
Step 2 - Measure between widest points, as seen in photo below.
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E. What Volume are your feet? How much vertical space do your feet take up inside your shoes/boots? 
     - Low - Shorter, lower to the ground, space between feet and top of shoe/boot, insole sometimes helps.
     - Average - Medium Volume, most shoes fit well.
     - High - Large volume, high instep, shoes can sometimes feel tight on top of your toes, or instep.

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F. Do you have any specific foot/fit issues? Any special needs or sensitive areas on your feet, or any additional background information that may be helpful for us to understand any potential foot or sizing issues.  
Order confirmation number - (ex. 123456)
(Not Required)
Which Limmer Boots/Shoes did you Purchase, or is of Interest to You? 
Thanks so much for taking time to submit your measurements!
This will help to confirm your Limmer size recommendations.
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