Their printable guide and calculator might help. My son is measuring a D width using this but E fit him great (they were fitted in John Lewis although they don't have a measuring machine for Startrite).

Thankyou.

According to their store locator, Russell & Bromley in Exeter stock Start-rite:
http://www.startriteshoes.com/storelocator/

Just wondering if Startrite ones might be a better fit for my son. I got his last shoes off of this supplier, but got his feet measured up in my local Clarks shop first (usually do that). Last year he was an E fitting but this year I was told (in Clarks) that he had gone down to a D fitting and that they didn't actually stock that width size, so because of that, I went and bought him an E fitting. Do you know where I can get his feet measured up for Startrite shoes (don't recall seeing a Startrite shoe shop in Exeter)? Thank you.

So I was told when we last got our son measured that startrite are half a bigger than clarks so we measured 13.5 in clarks and 13 in startrite. My son is also E fit but I found that most clarks E width shoes were gappy around the ankle whereas startrite E fit him great. You could collect from store and have him fitted?

Thanks :smiley:

My son had those shoes he looked great in them and superb build quality,I won't buy Clark's shoes now as have been disappointed with the quality for quite a few years now.