LESA fit guide
LESA is shaped differently from a typical flat sandal.
Its contoured footbed is designed around the whole foot from the shaped heel cup and arch support to the forefoot so choosing the right size helps each contour sit where it is intended.
We recommend checking your foot length against our size guide before ordering. A well-matched fit helps keep your heel centred, your arch aligned with the footbed and your foot comfortably positioned as you move.
Find your length
Getting the right LESA fit starts with knowing your foot length.
Because LESA has a shaped heel cup, contoured arch and defined forefoot, your foot should sit in the correct position within the footbed rather than simply fitting somewhere within the sandal.
How to measure your foot
1. Stand on paper
Stand on a piece of paper with your heel touching a wall.
2. Mark the paper​​
Mark the end of your longest toe.
3. Measure your foot length
Measure from the edge of the paper to the mark.
4. Repeat steps 1–3
Repeat with your other foot and use the longer measurement.
Measure both feet. Choose based on the longer foot.
Compare your measurement to find your recommended size.
How LESA should fit
LESA is designed to follow the shape of your foot from heel to forefoot.
A good fit means your foot sits naturally within the contours of the sandal, with each part positioned where it is designed to support you.
A secure, stretchable strap
Unlike a loose-fitting sandal that may require your toes to grip to keep it in place, LESA's strap is designed to sit closer to the foot for a secure fit to archive natural walk.Â
If feels too tight, the strap can be gently stretched to fine-tune the fit.
Frequently asked questions
If it falls between two sizes, choose the larger size to give your heel and toes enough room within the footbed.
Measure both feet and select your size based on the longer foot.
Yes. Wider feet were considered throughout LESA’s user testing and fit development.
We tested the sandal across a range of foot shapes and widths, with particular consideration for Asian wearers, to create a fit that feels comfortably accommodating without becoming overly loose.
Yes! If you usually wear soft or flat sandals, LESA’s supportive contours may feel different at first. Start with shorter periods of wear and give your feet time to adjust. As you settle into the fit, you may begin to appreciate the support and more natural feeling with every step.
Support may feel noticeable but it should never feel painful.