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Size & Care Guide

When it comes to barefoot shoes, finding the right fit is essential — especially when ordering online. Here's how to measure your feet and keep your Pluma Footwear looking great.

How to Measure Your Feet

  1. Measure the length — place a piece of paper against a wall and stand with your heel touching it. Mark the end of your longest toe and measure the distance from the wall.
  2. Measure the width — find the widest part of your foot and measure across.
  3. Measure both feet — it's common for one foot to be slightly larger, so go with the larger size.
  4. Check the size chart below — if you're between sizes, we suggest sizing up for extra comfort, especially if you wear socks.

Tips for Finding Your Perfect Fit

  • Sock thickness — if you typically wear thicker socks, size up slightly to accommodate.
  • Foot swelling — feet can swell throughout the day, so measure in the afternoon or evening for the most accurate fit.
  • Width — if you have wider feet, look for styles with extra room in the toe box.

Size Chart

USEUCentimetersInches
63624.429.62
6.53724.859.78
737.525.279.95
7.53825.6910.11
838.526.1210.28
8.53926.5410.45
939.526.9610.61
9.54027.3810.78
104127.8110.95
10.54228.2311.1

Care Instructions

Basic Cleaning Routine

  1. Remove any loose dirt or debris. Take out the insoles and laces to clean them separately.
  2. Place the shoes, insoles, and laces in a mesh laundry bag to prevent damage during the wash cycle.
  3. Use the delicate or gentle cycle with cold water and a mild, dye-free, scent-free detergent to protect the material and avoid skin irritation.
  4. Reshape the shoes and air dry at room temperature — avoid direct sunlight or heat sources, which can deform or damage the materials. Make sure insoles and laces are fully dry before reinserting.

Odor Prevention

  • Air out regularly — remove the insoles and let both the shoes and insoles air out completely in a dry, ventilated area.
  • Use baking soda — sprinkle a little inside your shoes overnight to absorb moisture and neutralize odors, then shake it out in the morning.
  • Essential oils — a drop of tea tree or lavender oil on a cotton ball, left inside your shoes overnight, keeps them smelling fresh.

What to Avoid

  • Hard scrubbing — can damage flexible materials.
  • Direct sunlight — can weaken the materials over time.
  • Harsh detergents or bleach — stick to mild cleansers.
  • Long soaks — avoid soaking, as it may cause mold; use an anti-mold spray if needed.

Need More Help?

Our customer service team is here for personalized advice — reach out at info@plumafootwear.com.