| Women’s Size Kids’ Size | 5.5 3.5 | 6 4 | 6.5 4.5 | 7 5 |
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| US EU Inches | 4.5 35 8.375 | 5 35.5 8.5 | 5.5 36 8.75 | 6 36.5 8.875 |
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A youth size 5.5 is equivalent to an adult women’s size 7 and an adult men’s size 6.
Conversation. A 5Y is equivalent to a womens 6.5 , so a 5.5Y would be a women’s size 7.
| Women’s Size Kids’ Size | 5.5 3.5 | 6 4 | 6.5 4.5 | 7 5 |
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To convert your women’s size to a youth size, simply subtract 2 sizes. For example, a women’s size 7 shoe is equivalent to a youth (“kids”) size 5 shoe.
Youth shoe sizes run from 1Y to 7Y . If your child needs larger sizes than 7Y, then it’s time to step up to adult shoe sizes.
A youth size 7 is equivalent to a women’s 9.
To put it simply, a junior shoe size 5 is the same as an adult size 5 . Generally speaking, infant sizes go from 1 to 13, and junior sizes start again from 1 and continue up to 5 and beyond. These junior sizes are the same as adult women sizes.
5Y means size 5youth and M means Medium width. Thanks once again. Style Square.
| Women’s Men’s Grade School | 6.5 5 5Y | 7 5.5 5.5Y | 7.5 6 6Y | 8 6.5 6.5Y |
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According to the chart, if you fluctuate between a women’s size 6, and a women’s size 6.5, big kids’ size 4.5 will likely be a perfect fit, because it’s right between the two. If you tend to stick to one shoe size that almost always works for you, try the larger number in the big kids’ size equivalent first.
Women’s sizing runs 1.5 sizes larger than youth sizing . So to determine your youth size, simply subtract 1.5 from your regular size. For example, if you wear a women’s 7.5, you would wear a youth 6. Youth sizes run as large as a 7, so anything up to an 8.5 falls within the women’s/kid’s overlap.
However, 7Y is equivalent to size 8.5 or 9 in women’s shoe sizes.
| US – Kids 3.5Y 5Y | US – Women’s 5 6.5 | UK 3 4.5 | EU 35.5 37.5 | Foot Length (in) 8 12/16 9 2/16 |
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| Women’s Men’s/Youth UK | 10 8 7.5 | 10.5 8.5 8 | 11 9 8.5 | 11.5 9.5 9 |
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