Sizing, as you’ve probably experienced, is different between brands. You may wear a 9 from one company and then anything between an 8 and 10 from another company.

Luckily, if the size you get is incorrect, we do have a free exchange policy.

The Coalton fits true-to-size for most, and 1/2 size small for others. If you think you’re close to a larger size, go up 1/2 from your usual size.

If you already have a pair of Prio, the Coalton fits similarly. If you have the Hana or Lena, you’ll probably want to go up 1/2 a size because of the difference in performance vs. casual shoes.

If you plan to wear thick socks with the Coalton, you may want to add 1/2 a size to accommodate that.
We have sizing guidelines on this page and our main sizing page but keep in mind that these are “guidelines.” People like their shoes to fit differently — some like their toes right up at the edge, others like to have 1/4″-1/2″ of extra space in front of their toes.

Using the guidelines we give, again, if you’re really close to the next 1/2 size up, we’d recommend starting with that.

Did I mention our exchange policy? 😉

Not really.

While it’s designed as a “men’s shoe,” both men and women can, and do, wear the Coalton.

That said, the Coalton only goes down to a Men’s size 6.5 (which is about a 7.5 for Women). Also, the Coalton is a bit wider than most “women’s shoes.” For women with wider feet, this can be perfect.

Not really.

The tongue, for example, is independent of the rest of the upper, so water can seep in by the edges of the tongue.

But, leather is naturally highly water resistant.

The Coalton is designed for casual use. That doesn’t mean it’s not durable. With our FeelTrue® sole, it can handle much more.

But my point is that it’s not for example, a running shoe.

(I know now that I’ve said that, someone’s going to run a marathon in these just to prove me wrong 😉 )

Sizing, as you’ve probably experienced, is different between brands. You may wear a 9 from one company and then anything between an 8 and 10 from another company.

Luckily, if the size you get is incorrect, we do have a free exchange policy.

The Coalton fits true-to-size for most, and 1/2 size small for others. If you think you’re close to a larger size, go up 1/2 from your usual size.

If you already have a pair of Prio, the Coalton fits similarly. If you have the Hana or Lena, you’ll probably want to go up 1/2 a size because of the difference in performance vs. casual shoes.

If you plan to wear thick socks with the Coalton, you may want to add 1/2 a size to accommodate that.
We have sizing guidelines on this page and our main sizing page but keep in mind that these are “guidelines.” People like their shoes to fit differently — some like their toes right up at the edge, others like to have 1/4″-1/2″ of extra space in front of their toes.

Using the guidelines we give, again, if you’re really close to the next 1/2 size up, we’d recommend starting with that.

Did I mention our exchange policy? 😉

Not really.

While it’s designed as a “men’s shoe,” both men and women can, and do, wear the Coalton.

That said, the Coalton only goes down to a Men’s size 6.5 (which is about a 7.5 for Women). Also, the Coalton is a bit wider than most “women’s shoes.” For women with wider feet, this can be perfect.

Not really.

The tongue, for example, is independent of the rest of the upper, so water can seep in by the edges of the tongue.

But, leather is naturally highly water resistant.

The Coalton is designed for casual use. That doesn’t mean it’s not durable. With our FeelTrue® sole, it can handle much more.

But my point is that it’s not for example, a running shoe.

(I know now that I’ve said that, someone’s going to run a marathon in these just to prove me wrong 😉 )