Brand guide
Nike size chart & fit
Nike fit varies by silhouette. Dunk generally fits true to size; check the current model guidance and footwear chart.
Sizing philosophy
A brand name does not define one universal fit. Different collections and product categories can use different shapes, widths and size charts.
How Nike shoes fit
Nike’s Dunk guide describes a generally true-to-size fit, with adjustments for width and preference. Do not apply an automatic half-size reduction to every lifestyle shoe.
How Nike clothing fits
Compare the regional body chart with finished product dimensions. Slim, regular and oversized describe intended silhouettes; do not automatically move one letter up or down.
Width & last
Width availability varies by model, size and market. Check the product’s width selector; increasing length is not a reliable substitute for the correct width.
Choosing your size
Use Nike’s current product chart. A generic table is not a verified Nike chart; conversions and fit can differ by model and market.
Approximate international shoe reference →vs other brands
vs Adidas
Compare the exact Nike and Adidas product charts. There is no reliable fixed size offset between the entire brands.
vs HOKA
Compare the exact Nike and HOKA product charts. There is no reliable fixed size offset between the entire brands.
vs New Balance
Compare the exact Nike and New Balance product charts. There is no reliable fixed size offset between the entire brands.
Frequently asked questions
- Should I automatically size up or down in Nike?
- No. Follow current guidance for the exact model and market, then assess length, width and comfort.
Related
Approximate guidance. Verify sizing against Nike’s current product-specific chart.