How do I know my BIRKENSTOCK width?

On the footbed of all BIRKENSTOCK shoes there is a little printed footprint. The narrow width has a solid footprint; the regular width has an outline of a footprint.

What is the difference between BIRKENSTOCK Narrow and regular?

Birkenstock offers both a regular and narrow fitting footbed. The regular fit is perfect for those with normal to wider width feet and can be identified by the empty foot symbol located on the footbed. The narrow fit is suitable for those with slim/narrow width feet.

Is there a big difference between Narrow and wide Birkenstocks?

Birkenstock narrow-width shoes are designed for people with narrower feet, while regular-width Birkenstocks are meant for those with average-sized feet. So, what’s the difference between these 2 types of Birkenstock sandals? The main difference is in the width of the footbed.

Do Birkenstocks come in widths?

BIRKENSTOCK offers most of its models in two widths: a standard width for normal feet, and a narrow width for smaller feet. In addition, many models are adjustable. You can use the straps and buckles on BIRKENSTOCK sandals and shoes to adjust them individually to fit your foot.

What is the difference between BIRKENSTOCK widths?

Birkenstock footwear is manufactured in two widths: regular and narrow. Our narrow width is designed to accommodate an A-B width for women and fits more like a medium than a true narrow. Many people find that they can fit our narrow width, even if they don’t necessarily have narrow feet.

How do I know if I need wide or narrow Birkenstocks?

1. WIDTH SYMBOL: there are two footbed widths – narrow and regular. Regular width symbol is an open foot and Narrow width symbol is a filled-in footprint as shown above. 2.