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WWII BOOT SIZE CHART?


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stealthytyler

I am looking for a chart regarding WWII boot sizing. I see a lot of sizes followed by a letter (C, D, etc..). Does anyone know what the letters mean? Narrow, regular, wide? Thanks

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AAA, AA, A, B, C, D, E, EE, EEE. As such, only the A and E sizes are further divided into sub-sizes. At the narrow end (A), additional letters indicate a narrower width, whereas at the wider end (E), the more letters equals a wider width.

or at least thats what i was told

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Back when things were made better, shoes were actually sized to the feet as close as possible, without being custom made. A being the narrowest size and E being the widest. WW2JAKE correctly posted the sizes.

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