New brands
Support was added for 41 brands in September, and 46,889 shoe variations were added to the catalogue over the month. The catalogue now holds 91,232, more than twice as many as at the start of September. The new brands:
Aerosoles, Allen Edmonds, Ariat, Bearpaw, Blundstone, Bogs, Carhartt, Chaco, Danner, Dolce Vita, Easy Spirit, Florsheim, Franco Sarto, Golden Goose, Hey Dude, Hush Puppies, Jessica Simpson, Johnston & Murphy, Justin, Kizik, Koolaburra, K-Swiss, Lucchese, Muck Boot, Native, Olukai, Oofos, Propet, Rainbow, Reef, Rothy's, Sam Edelman, Sanuk, SAS, Sperry, Stride Rite, Tecovas, Twisted X, Vince Camuto, Vionic and Xtratuf.
54 community requests were answered in September, covering 21 brands and models.
How does it fit?
Every shoe in your rack can be rated for length and width separately. The tool asks on the shoe. A week after a recommendation we ask whether the size worked out, on the site if you are there and otherwise once by email. Before buying, you can tell us that a recommended size looks wrong and why.
Swedish and German
The site is available in Swedish and German. Choose the language from the top bar, and the choice is kept as you move between pages.
Your units and your size systems
Account Settings is behind the cog in the top bar. Choose millimetres or inches and which size systems to show, and every chart on the site follows. Notification settings are on the same page.
GetSize in ChatGPT, Claude and other AI assistants
GetSize is available over MCP (Model Context Protocol), the open standard AI assistants use to connect to other services. It works with ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini CLI, Cursor, GitHub Copilot in VS Code and any other assistant that supports MCP. An assistant can build a shoe rack in a conversation and get the same size recommendation the site gives. Setup is described on the MCP integration page.
The rest
- A GetSize mark, on the browser tab, on the home screen and on shared links. The site can be kept on a phone's home screen and has an offline page.
- Chart badges on shoe pages say whether the chart is the model's or the brand's.
- Reporting a wrong size chart is its own view, reachable from the chart and from the shoe page.
- Size charts are drawn to scale by the millimetre, so a faulty row stands out instead of distorting the rest of the chart. Rows that cannot be a foot are refused, and the ones already stored were repaired.
- A size the shoe is not made in can no longer be added to a rack.
- Community requests show as Open, In progress and Closed.
- Signed-in readers can comment under articles.
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