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Indian Standard
( Reaffirmed 2004 )
SPECIFICATION FOR
SIZES AND FITTING OF FOOTWEAR
( First Revision )
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First Reprint NOVEMBER
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UDC
1990
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BUREAU
MANAK
Gr 5
OF
BHAVAN,
Copyright 1970
INDIAN
STANDARDS
9 BAHADUR SHAH
NEW DELHI 110002
ZAFAR
MARG
September 1970
IS : 1638 - 1969
lndian Standard
SPECIFICATION FOR
STZES AND FITTING OF FOOTWEAR
(First Revision)
Footwear Sectional
Committee,
CWC 40
Representing
Chairman
State Trading Corporation of India Ltd, New Delhi
SHRI J. GHOSR
Members
SBRI A. K. SEN ( A~ternatcto

Shri J. Ghosh )
Trot Shoe Co Private Ltd, Calcutta
SHRI M. ANWAR
SHXI B. N. BAKSRI ( Alternate )
Ministry of Defence ( DGI )
SHRI T. G. BOBA~E
SARI W. G. EDQER ( Alternate)
Bengal Waterproof Works ( 1940 ) Ltd, Calcutta
SFIRI A. BOSE
SHRI R. S. ROY (Alternate )
Directorate General of Mines Safety ( Ministry of
SHRI R. G. DEO
Labour,
Employment
&
Rehabilitation),
Dhanhacl
SRRI A. C. SRIVASTAVA ( Alternate )
Hindustan Steel Ltd, Ranchi
SHRI D. M. DHAR
SHRI B. N. SRIVASTAVA ( Alternate )
The Agra Shoe Manufacturers Association, Agra
Srrar S. P. Dtira
Directorate General of Ordnance Factories ( Ministry
SHRI S. K. DUTT
of Defence ), Calcutta
Directorate of Industries, Government
of Uttar
SHRI H. R. GADI
Pradesh, Kanpur
SHRI
NIRANKAR SIN~H ( Alternafe )
Bata Shoe Co Private Ltd, Calcutta
SHRI G. Gtro~~
SFIRI B. R. GUPTA ( Alternate )
Swastik Rubber Products Ltd, Poona
SHRI R. M. HAKDIKAR
Department of Industries & Commerce (GovernSHRI K. A. JOSEPH
ment of Tamil Nadu), Madras
Directorate
of
Industries,
Government
of
SHRI ht. P. JOSH
Maharashtra, Bombay
Bharat Kala Kendra Private Ltd, New Delhi
SHRI OM PARKASH KHULLAR
Direg;;;e
General of Supplies & Disposals, New
Srrm S. R. KOCHHAR
SHRI B. P. SENQUPTA ( Alternate )
( Continued on page 2 )
BUREAU
MANAK
OF
BHAVAN,
INDIAN
STANDARDS
9 BAHADUR
SHAH ZAFAR
NEW DELHI 110002
MARG
IS : 1638- 1969
( Conhued from paggr 1 )
Members
w-w
Quality
Marked Footwear
Manufhcturen
Go-operative Amyzjation Ltd, Agra
Develoxwnge;h~mmwtloner, Small Scale Industries,
SHRI RAJ NATE KUNZRU
SHRI N. R.
The
LODE
SHRI S. K. MITRA
SWRI K. T. SABI~AR
Central Leather Research Institute ( @IIt ), Madras

( Altemah)
SRRX S. U. MULLA
SERI,G. ROY CEOUDHURY
SERI I. B. SARKAR ( Altunaft )

K. C. SAHA
Cot P. K. SAH~AL
SHRI
SHRI A. SINGE ( Altrmarr )

SHRI A. ScIIWIR?LIcH
SARI
Bombay Footwear Private Ltd, Bombay

Export Promotion Council for Finiahed Leather h
Leather Manufacturers, Kanpur
Central Footwear Training Centre, Madras
The Britirh India Corporation Ltd, Cooper Allen
Branch, Kanpur
All ~~;avFootwear
Manufacturers
Ardciation,
Commerce & Induatriea Department, Government of

West Bengal, Calcutta
N.R.SIKDAR
SHRI R. N. Brswrs ( Altumate )

Directorate Gene& of Technical Development, New
SHRI R. THANJAN
Delhi
SHKI R. S. GHOSR ( &remote)
Commiaioner
of Civil Sup~~li~Min$.
g
SHRI B. K. VARMA
Indurtrial Development,
Company Affairs )
SHRI D. DAMGUPTA,
Director General, IS1 ( Ex-o&io Membu )
Director ( Chem )
SUf&l~
Saab S. DA@ GUFTA
Aniatant Director ( Chem ), IS1

Measurement,
Sampling
SRRI N. R. LODH
and Testing
Subcommittee,
CDC~40 I 2
Development Commirrioner, Small Scale Induatriea,

New Delhi
Members
SERI
SHRI
S. K. BEADRA
T. G. B~BAD~
SHRI J. N. MISRA ( Al&mute )
SEW A. Born
SHRI R. S. ROY ( Al&male)
SH~I S. R. KOCIIUZAB
Bata Shoe Go Private Ltd, Calcutta

Ministry of Defence (DGI )
Bengal Waterproof Works ( 1940) Ltd, Galcutu
DirecDtorGteGeneral of Supplies 8~ Diipouls,
Snar B. P. Sscaromr~ ( Altemak )

K. B. POTHIS
Atlanta, Bombay
SH~I K. C. SAHA
Central Footwear Trading Centre, Madrsa
SHBI A. SINoR
The British India Corporation Ltd, &opez
Branch, Kanpur
New
SHRI
2 .
Alien
IS : 1638- 196i
Indian Standard
SIZES AND
0.
FITTING
OF FOOTWEAR
FOREWORD
0.1 This Indian Standard (First Revision) was adopted by the Indian
Standards Institution on 15 December 1969, after the draft finalized by
the Footwear Sectional Committee had been approved by the Chemical
Division Council.
0.2 This standard was originally published in 1960 subsequent to which
various developments in this field have taken place.
This standard has
been revised to meet the present need of export trade and internal market.
In the present standard vaiious measurements for making last in five
fittings for adults last and four fittings for others in English size scale
generally used for footwear have been given, in p!ace of three fittings,
Further, for the guidance of the manufacgiven in the original standard.
turers and exporters, standard tables for measurements in Paris Point size
scale in five fittings for mens last and four fittings for others have also
been added. The categories of sizes have also been modified. It is hoped
that the footwear industry which is presently following English sizes. will
progressivelv switch over to centimetre scale sizes or any other system
towards rational metric sizes. The Sectional Committee further took note
of the birth of Europoint as a possible solution in the futare for size
standardization on the metric system, but decided not to prescribe r&
system in this specification in view of this being still in developmental
stage.
0.3 A comparative chart and table showing nearest equivalem Paris Point
and American size scale r~ the standard English size scale has been incorporated in Appendix A. Methods for conversion of Paris Point size to
English size and the vice versa have also been added for guidance of the
manufacturers.
0.4 For the purpose of deciding whether a particular requirement of this
standard is complied with, the final value, observed or calculated, expressing the result of a ttist or analysis, shall be rounded off in accordance with
IS :?-1960.
The number of significant places retained in the rounded
off value should be the same as that of the specified value in this standard.
IS : 1638 - 1969
1. SCOPE
1.1 This standard prescribes
are required for manufacture
the sizes and fittings for footwear lasts which

of footwear.
2. TERMINOLOGY
2.1 For the purpose of this standard,
and the following shall apply.
definitions
given
in IS: 2050-1967*
2.1.1 Foot Length-The

length of the foot from the tip of the toe to the
centre at the back.
This is generally measured with a tape and foot rule.
2.1.2 Lust LGnglir-The
distance from the extreme tip of the toe to the
centre of the curve of the back of a last.
This is usually measured with a
measuring stick.
3. SIZES AND FITTINGS
3.1 The measurements
for various standard sizes and fittings of footwear
making lasts in English size scale shall be as given in Tables 1 and 2
(see pages 7 and 8) and that in Paris Point shall be as given in Tables 3
to 10. For each size there shall be the following five fittings:
Description
Symbol ( Letter ) for

English Size
Symbol ( J%lrnber )
for Paris Point
(1)
(2)
(3)
.Very small
Small
Medium
XH
Large
Extra large
NOTE- Against D fitting which is average in Western countries,
in India it is G
fitting.
ThL sizes and fittings specilied in Tables 1 to 10 relate to dimensions

of the standard length of lasts and shall be checked on the lasts.
3.2
3.2.1 An illustration
showing the points
made .on lasts is given in Fig. 1.
*Glossary of footwear
terms.
where
measurements
are to be
IS t 1638 - 1969
r--_NGlH
OF LAST-j
L TOE SPRING
FIG. 1
HEIGHT OF EEELJ
POINTS OF hfEASUREMENTTO BE MADE ON A LAST
of Sizes-The
standard sizes given in Tables
shall fal under the six categories as given below:
3.3 Categories
Standard %nglish Sizes
Paris Points
Infants
1 to 6$
16 tc 23
Childrens
8 ,> 104
24 ,, 28
Category
Boys and Girls
Youths and Maids

Womens
Mens
11 3, 13
2 9, 5
29 ,, 33
34 ,, 38
2 >, 7
34 ,, 42
5 >, ll.
38 ,, 48
1 to 10
As in the Original Standard, this Page is Intentionally Left Blank
Is:l638-I!369
TABLE
1
TABLE OF MEASUREMENT
STANDARD
(Claw
Alldienuonsin
BALL
LZXGTR
Saoal
c---y-----&
(3:
,:I
g:
(7)
(81
('4)
(15:
ADUL-IS SIZES
millimetrea
k-
HF3z.f
{lb;
il7)
&
(16,
220 0
191'0 197-c z&o
2WO
215 0
197.0
203~0
m9Q
2lFO
221'0
263.9
2754
281'9
ma.4
2949
I790
18>0
210'5
L9i-0 ZOPO
2wo
215-o 221~0
202.0
203 0
2O0.0
2OLbO
214.0
215.0
214.0
212~0
220.0
2180
2!w3
2968
303 3
1850
?I?'0 2180
208~0
206~0
2838
ml'0
2260
2270
232~0
230.0
277'3
?330
22O.o
221.0
226-0
224Q
223 0
221 0
2290
227-O
235.0
233.0
2945
301.0
307 5
1880
203 3 2O9 u ?I50
217 0
215.0
288.0
xl;-0
285.7
292 2
298.7
305.2
311.7
L4l-5
2w
2110
2w.o
2140
212.0
281'5
2290
227 0
2350
233.0
MI.0
2390
302-9
3aY.4
3159
2090
213 0
2210
246.4
1452
217.0
215.0
2899
WI
3OP6
307.1
3136
3rn.l
157.0 203.0 2090
2240
2WO
236-O
242.0
223.0
2290
221.0
227-O
2?60
2320
224.0
2X0
Z~T~TTIF--F~FO-
2350
233.0
238
-~~0
2dbo
Ml.0 -2TRT
239.1) 24.50
?27.0
232.0
2300
239 0
2+&U
24:'0
2+50
2510
2MU
24ao
256"
25+u
25PO
251.0
2590
257 0
?tiO
2210
22+0
2270
I, ?I?-0 2IB'D 224 0 230-O

215-O El-0
2zto
227,O 233.0
250-c
"I!0 ?I>0
2%0
'rl5O 2J1.0 2170
2300
'33.0 L39.0
S-5
2,uo
2?W)
2J"O
236 0 ji?.O
m.5
21! i, 2?>0
213q
2390
:0;?Z
?Jii) 2300
2360
2)2 0 246'0
:7,.0
?!:O
233-o 2J9.C 2+50
24x
251.0
275 5
?jONl 2363
2120
::fi5
23JO
?4j_O 251.0 257.0
?39f
IB40
236'O ?4:O
:88x
?x+o
!TaO
23&o
zs+o
248u
?540
260'0
245~5 2510
2570
?6>0
XIP j
3+1 I, ?WO,
"'yj5
1450
3010
j+.!$O 2WO
254.0 2f6O0 266-o
2il.O 257.0 263 0 269.0

260-O 266 0 272.0
235.0
Sjs~ll
2360
235 0
233.0
241.0
2390
247 0
245 0
Z9O
2360
2490
2420
251~0
2460
-0
2390
~__.0
245
2*50
2510
212'0
2480
2R.O
2540
245'0
251'p
25lb -23iO2)8 0
2540
2540
2510
257 0
254.0
2600-257.0
26OO
2570
2wo
Z&l'0
2660
263-O
298.3
SO48
3113
317.8
-~~--~-2440
2500
3a7.5
34lFj
3wo
314.0
315'5
32@5
322.0
327'0
3L85
333 5
242.0
3067
313.1
319.7
326 2
332 7
31, 7
31@9
3r3224
318.2
3174
32+7
3299
3289
J31,L
337'7
3369
A1.Y
2480
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2570
2a-i.i
25+0
2600
2540
260 --2a3
2510
257':
2630
2570?6?0 ___
269'0
254.0
2600
21i60
i&loo
2&O
2320
257 0
263'0
2690
-2&C--269."
275:~
260.0
266-o
272'0
266?l
2630
26Y 0
2660
2720
2690
2720
2690
2750
27FO
2iE.b
275.0
2780
2750
El1 0
2X30
iSiD
281.0
~2R.O
28l'O
29yo
287.0
305 0
zjl.0 Lj;'d 26*0
269 0 Z?j.O
mo
266.0
3035
?j)-o 26Of
?WO
ziz?o 2iEO
265.0
2634
272-o
2690
278.0
275.0
3135
:j; 0 2630
269f
2i5.0 2810
2690
275.0
281.0
287-O TwE
Iasn~~
c--
T-F--z----
E--T-XXX. F
,:
3.1,3.2 ud3.3)
3304
335 4
-3243
.,r BALL
(&
$1
(27)
128)
203.0
740
760.780
0~3.0 820
49-8
52.6
54.0
55.4
312.7 jl9.2 357
191.0 197-o 20~0
2090
76'0
is-0
80.0
a>0
e+o
51.2. 526
WO
55'4
W8
321.1 327.6 334.1 3M-6
IWO
810
83'0
85.0
51-9
53'3
M.7
56.1
57-5
325.3 331.8 338.3 344.8 351.3
191-o 1970
51.2
332.2 33&7
347.1
20~0
?OcO
2120
77.0
790
191.0 1970
2OPO
2WO
215.0
78.0
800
82-o
640
86-O
526
5+0
55-4
3&8
58?
329.5 336.0 342.5 349.0 355.5
1940
2wo
2120
215.0
790
810
830
85.0
870
533
54.7
5kl
57'5
58-9
333.7 340.2 346.7 353.2 359.7
?,?O
221.0
80.0
820
64.0
860
88.0
5+0
554
5.58
S&2
596
337.9 344.4 350-q 357.4 363.9

342.1 346.6 355-l 361.6 368.1
?&Pa
2000
21X.0 ?I?.0 118-O Z?+O
81.0
830
850
870
890
54.7
56.1
575
58.9
6O.3
203u
LOFtI ?I?0
!?I'0 22i.o
82.0
MO
86.0
ea.0
wo
55 4
36.8
5&z
59,6
61-O
2060
?12-0 zIB0
x+0
2304
83.0
850
870
890
91.0
56.1
57.5
58.9
61.7
2WO
?IFo
221.0 2270
233,O
840
860
880
WO
9>0
568
58.2
596
61.0
62.4
3547
?24'02WO
2360
850
870
B9"
91.0
93'0
57.5
58.9
6@3
61.7
691
35a 9 3654
371.9 378 4 384.9
8tiO
376.1 382.6 389.1
31&5
328.1
320
1 321.6
326~6Lad.1
3346
341
3d9.0; ~3+b I
?12OLl80
319.3
32+3
325 8
33oc
332.3
357.3
338'8
343.8
345 3
3MJ
!I50
?II-c 2270
3235
32&j
330.0
335,"
3365
343.0
343 5
348.0-- 3545
?I80
124.0 23O.O 236.0 .?420
323.7
33.7
334.2
3WL
3213
345.;
3472
352 ?
353 7
358 7
!I:-i, 227.0 233-C 2390
24.50
3669
343 4
SY-9
3544
362 9
224'0 230-C 236.0 2420
341.1
3+7-6
351.1
3606
367
2170
233.0 2390
380-7
90-O
92.0
wo
55'2
59.6
61.0
62.4
63.8
363'1 3696
93.0
950
58.9
GO.3
61.7
63.1
64.5
367.3 373.8 380.3 386-E 3993
880
WO
92.0
940
I.0
59 G
6, 0
62.4
63'6
65.2
3715
2480
890
91.0
93.0
95.0
97'0
6.33
61.7
63.1
645
6%9
375'7 3822
388.7-395.2 401.7
25l,O
WO
920
S+O
96.0
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61-O
62.4
63 8
692
666
3799
392.9 399.4 +Oj 9
99.0
351.8
35a.3
3LlB
?A0 u 23b.o 211-O ?4ibO 254 0
x162.5
369.U
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233,O ?BU
353.7
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?a?7
373 2
Ji9.7
357 9
Sflf-I
370 9
3771
362.1
36w
375,
381 G
3663
372.8
379 3
385 il
&5X
361.2 367.7 3742
91.0
3WO
2390
352.8 359.3 365.8 372.3
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34y5
2330
3463
.350,5 357.0 363.5 370.0 376.5
117.0 890
1
3;13
'3455
W,nrn
378.0 384.5 391.0 397.5
3864
910
93 0
95.0
97 0
61'7
63.1
645
65.9
67.3
384;l 393.6 397 I 403.6 ,I@,
2ijO
15l.U 257,O
920
WO
WO
980
IWO
624
63.8
GF2
66.6
WO
3883
2360
L4l-0 24.w
154.0 260'0
93.0
95.0
97.0
990
I010
691
64.5
659
6?3
687
392.5 399.0 405'5 112.0 4185
383.9
23YO
?+5,O 1510
257.0 ?63'0
388 I
2110
2400
3923
245-O 2510
3Y4.8 401-3 407.8 +I),3
WO
950
WO
IWO
1020
63.8
65,2
66.6
68.0
694
39&7
403.2 409.7 416.2 422.7
Zji-0 ?M)-0 26tTO
95,O
970
990
101il 1030
64.5
65.9
6i.3
a7
70.1
4W9
4074
413.9 4204
426.9
257.0 26FO
96.0
980
65.2
666
68.0
694
7@8
405.1 4llG
418.1 4246
131.1
2690
,CCvO 102'0 104.0
Is: 1638-1969
TABLE
STANDARD
TAI)LEOF
MEASUREMENTS-CCHILDR"W
( Claw
All dmcm~ona
SL
N.
LWLl8H
Inso
F
(3)
(4)
;5;
(61
(7)
e:
IO?v5
ilB0
IX.5
135.0
126
I31
136
141
131
136
141
1%
13G
14,
146
151
141
1%
l5l
156
131
I36
I41
146
143.5
148'0
lY?.O
I565
I46
I48 5
I51
153-j
I56
15&j
161
163 5
ISI 5
I53
I56
156.5
161 5
163
kz5
I51
153.5
:5b
158.5
1%
tz5
163.5
IGI
1695
lb6
168.5
166
f:
160'5
165.0
169.0
173.5
l?'j
173.5
I71
I73 5
I76
178.5
13
I4
I5
I6
177.5
182a
18wO
1905
I66
lb&5
L7l
17P5
171
173.5
176
178.5
I76
178.5
181
183.5
181
183 5
!86
188'5
I76
i6i
IBG
1:
194.5
199'0
17kj
183.5
188 5
191
I93 5
I86
191
1%
.3
:
t
9
IO
in nnllimerres.
LEXOT,!
(1)
SIZES
3.1,3.2 mad 3.3 1
I9
203.0
181
10
207.5
183 5
lB&j
193 5
1985
21
211.5
1%
IS1
196
201
22
216.0
1883
193'5
1985
203.5
23
22wo
I91
I96
201
2%
24
224.5
193.5
198-j
203.5
2W5
(9)
(10)
(11)
136
I41
1:
I41
I46
I.51
1%
ig.5
I61
1635
lb1
163.5
lb6
16&j
I61
163'5
1%
168.5
166
1685
I71
173.5
171
173.5
I76
If&5
176
I78 5
181
1R3.5
I71
173.5
I76
178.5
l7tr
l7&i,
I81
183.5
181
183.5
I86
Ill85
1%
,885
191
193.5
IBI
I83 5
I86
191-vKi~
IB8'5
1995
191
1%
1995
198.5
1%
198.5
196
201
198.5
mW5
201
201
19a5
2.5
2095
208.5
(23)
(13)
(141
172 7
181.1
I.595
197 9
1792
187.6
196'0
2wt
126
131
I36
I41
I31
I96
141.
I4
I36
I41
It6
151
141
14b
151
156
496
512
52 8
H'4
51 2
52.8
:;:;
i:
166.2
17tv5
183 0
191'4
lb6
168-S
171
173-5
199.8
2M~D
208.2
21?'t
206~3
210~5
214'7
2189
212'8
217.0
221.2
225.4
I46
It3 5
14b
Ip8.5
I51
;r
161
lW5
I61
16P5
zz
57 6
57.6
58.t
59.2
g:;
153.5
I56
153 5
156
I585
58 4
boo
61.6
ZIU'I
"It.3
2w5
222.7
216.6
220.8
225.0
229.2
223 I
;:g
151
I53 5
155
1585
156
158-S
I61
1635
lb1
163.5
166
Iti5
1:5
171
173.5
z;
60 8
61.6
60.8
61.6
624
63.2
62.4
63.2
64'0
648
186
lW5
191
I93 5
2269
231.1
235.3
239'5
233.t
I61
I63 5
lg.5
171
li3.5
I76
178.5
I76
178.5
181
183'5
62'4
63 2
MO
MB
6tO
b+8
6k6
b&4
191
1995
1%
196
198.5
201
181
1895
IEG
lBB5
tj 6
664
19tk5
203-j
201
2%
2035
203'5
206
211
2085
213.5
i:
206
211
2CW5
21*5
211
216213-j
218 5
528
54.4
56.7
57 6
54
56
57
59
4
0
6.
2
HarL
2tJ;
.!! :
:3os
13,
203 S
?,I.!1
??,,-3
??B 7
: 1CPCl
?iD-4
226-b
:U 2
?I6 5
2'4.9
?33-3
2li 7
223 0
231 4
239B
24.3'2
38.0
38.5
39.0
39.5
39.5
to 0
40.5
100
20-S
41'0
41.5
4I.F
41'5
4?.0
I2 5
237-l
2413
245.5
:t9 7
243.C
2438
252'2
2jg.2
250
?543
2585
262.7
255-G
640
64 8
656
41.0
41 5
42.0
tP5
4?'G
42.5
490
435
43-o
43.5
44'0
44.5
253 9
644
40.0
4iv5
41.0
tI.5
25B!
lo? 3
266 5
2MJ4
2M 6
268 I!
2i3 0
266 9
?71,1
275 2
2i95
273.4
277.6
281.8
286'0
65.6
66'4
b7.2
bwl
GP2
bBO
GR-B
69 6
42.0
4r5
43.0
43.5
43 0
4P5
;.p
ci-0
44.5
45-O
45 5
45-O
45.5
460
4b5
270 '
2?4 9
?79 I
2833
277.2
2814
2856
:a9 B
28?7
287 9
292.1
2X.3
2s.2
z94.4
i9B6
302.8
672
680
C&B
9.6
7ii4
7l.2
+w
4+5
450
4j_5
46-C
Wj
43.0
47 5
287,52917
?940
2982
3W5
304.;
30: 0
311.2
63s
io't
;2-0
4j.U
46 0
tin
4w
293 9
302~4
308'9
3114
71'2
72 8
455
465
tp5
48-5
300-l
3W6
313-I
319 6
323 8
592
:.:
624
632
394
2608
2bkO
269'2
g;::
238~0
235.7
242.2
2399
246.4
237.6
241.8
2460
24+1
2W3
252.5
;z:;
2.590
!Z.5
I71
173.5
2437
2479
250.2
2W4
2567
2609
2692
267.4
I71
173.5
I:6
1711.5
2521
25&6
265-l
271'6
176
I81
I86
191
672
256.3
262 8
269.3
2758
178.5
I83 5
lSB'5
193.5
68.0
69.6
2GP5
267 0
2735
280.0
IBI
186
191
196
68'8
704
i2.0
73 6
46.0
470
430
490
x+3
3108
317.3
264.7
271.2
277.7
284 2
183.5
IBa.5
193.5
I98 5
69,6
71.2
22'8
WI
t6 5
47 5
185
495
3m-5
3150
32:-j
328.0
268.9
275.4
281.9
288.4
186
191
I96
201
iv'4
72 0
73.6
75.2
470
480
t9.0
So'0
312 7
3192
325.7
332 2
273.1
279.6
2&l
292-6
188'5
193.5
198.5
2095
il.2
72 E
74 4
76.0
475
435
495
X-5
316.9
3234
3?99
336.4
IS: 1638- 1969

4. MARKING
4.1 Each last aud fnotwear shall be marked with its size, and a letter ( for
English size ) or numbers (for Paris Point ) to indicate the size and fitting.
4.1.1 An example for English
fittings is given below:
size 8 or Paris
English
Fittin<gs
Size ( 8 )
size 42 for different

Ports Pnirrt Size
Very small
8E
4215
Small
8F
4216
Medium
Large
aG
8H
4218
8XH
42!9
Extra large
TABLE 3
( 42)
4217
MEASUREMENT
FOR INFANTS LASTS ( PARIS POINT )
( Clauses 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3 )
All dimensions
MEASURRMENT
(1)
L.ength of foot
I.ength of last
Fllting 5
Width of insole at the joint
Width of insole at the heel
Joint girth
Instep girth
Fitting
Point
in millimetres.
__--_-----
16
17
(2)
(3)
96.7
106*7
103-3
113.3
47.0
34.0
131.0
141.0
SIZJB OF LABTS
_-*_-I--_--_-__---~
18
19
20
21
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
110-O
1200
116.6
126.6
123.3
1333
130%
140.0
48.5
35.0
135.0
145.0
50.0
36.0
139.0
143-O
51.5
37.0
143.0
153.0
53.0
38.0
147.0
157.0
49-O
35.0
136.0
146.0
50.5
36.0
140.0
150.0
52-O
37.0
144.0
154.0
53.5
38.0
148.0
158.0
55.0
39.0
152.0
162.0
52.5
37.0
145.0
155.0
54.0
38.0
149.0
159.0
55.5
39.0
153.0
163.0
57.0
z:::
141.0
1510
1%
167.0
58.5
41.0
161.0
171.0
53.0
37.0
146.0
156.0
54.5
380
150.0
160.0
56-O
39-o
154.0
164.0
57.5
40.0
158.0
168.0
59.0
41.0
162.0
172.0
60.5
42.0
166.0
176.0
Width of insole
Width of insole
Joint girth
Instep girth
F&q
7
Width of insole
Width of insole
.Joint girth
Instep girth
Fit!ing 8
Width of insole
Width of insole
Joint girth
Instep girth
at the joint
at the heel
at the joint
at the heel
at the joint
at the heel
56.5
400
156.0
16&O
of lasts for sandals, width of insole shall be increased

NOTE - In the manufacture
in the joint by 2.5 mm, in the heel by 2 mm and in the instep girth by 10 mm.
IS : 1638- 1969
TABLE
MEASIJPEMENT
FOR
CHILDRENS
LASTS
( PARIS
POINT
( Clauses 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3 )

All dimensions
PLACE
in/ millimetres.
OF
SIZIZS
-__--
----
(1)
OF LASTS
h----.
__
24
25.
26
27
28
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
Length
of foot
150.0
156+
163.3
1700
1766
Length
of last
160-O
166.0
173.3
180.0
186%
Fitting 5
Width
of insole at the joint
59.0
60.5
62.0
63.5
65.0
Width
of insole at the heel
42.0
43.0
44.0
45.0
46.C
163.0
167.0
171.0
175.0
179x
173.0
177.0
181.0
185.0
189.C
Joint
Instep
girth
girth
Fitting 6
Width
61-O
62.5
640
65.5
67.C
Width
43.0
44.0
45.0
46.0
47.c
*Joint girth
168.0
172.0
17&O
180.0
i84.C
Instep
178.0
182.0
1860
1900
194c
girth
Fitting 7
Widrh
cf insole at the joint
63.0
64.5
66.0
67.5
69.C
Width
44.0
45.0
46.0
47.0
48.C
Joint
Instep
girth
girth
1730
177.0
181.0
185.0
189.C
183.0
187.0
191.0
195.0
199X
of lasts for sandals! width of insole shall be increas

NOTE - In the manufacture
in the joints by 25 mm, in the heel by 2 mm and m the instep girth by 10 mm.
10
IS : 1638- 1969
TABLE 5
MEASUREMENT
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS ( TEENAGERS)
LASTS ( PARIS POINT )
( C1ause.c3.1, 3.2 and 3.3)
All dimcnsians in millimetres.
PLACE OI
MEASUREMENT
(1)
Length of foot
Length of last
hit8
OF LASTS
_,,_.----A
-----_
29
30
31
32
33
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
:ti:;
1900
200.0
196.6
206.6
203.3
213.3
216,o
220.0
69.5
1%
201.0
71.0
50.0
195.0
205.0
72.5
51.3
199.0
209.0
73.0
51.0
200.0
2 10.0
Filling 5
oint girth
i nstep girth
z*ao
1870
197.0
Fitting 6
Joint girth
Instep girth
68.5
70.0
1%:
19&O
1%:
202.0
71.5
5&O
196.0
206.0
705
l~*oo
203.0
72.0
50.0
197.0
207.0
73.5
51*0
201*0
211*0
75.0
52.0
205.0
215-O
z:;
198.0
206.0
74.0
51.0
202-o
212.0
75.5
52.0
206,o
216.0
77.0
53.0
210.0
2200
Fitting 7
Width of inrolc at the oint
Width of insole at the k eel
Joint girth
Instep girth
76.5
53.0
209.0
219*0
Fitting 8
Width of insole at the oint
Width of insole at the h eel
.Joint girth
Instep girth
the production of lasts for shoes of rubber and sandala,

NOTE+1--In
insole shall be increased in the joints by 25 mm and in the heel by 2 mm.
width
of
No,r~ 2-In
rhe producrion of lasts, instep girth shall be increased for sandals by
10 mm and for boots and shoes of rubbers by 5 mm.
11
18:1638-1969
TABLE
MEASUREMENT
FOR
YOUTHS
( BIG BOYS)
LASTS
(PARIS POINT )
( Clauses 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3)
All dimensions
PLACE OF
MEASUREMENT
(1)
in millimetres.
r---------34
SIZES OE LAS!tS
A_---___-_-_
36
37
35
38
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
Length
of foot
216.6
223.3
230.0
236.6
243-3
Length
of last
226.6
233.3
240-o
246.6
253-3
Width
740
75.5
77.0
78.5
80.0
Width
52-o
53.0
54.0
55-o
56.0
Joint
girth
Instep
girth
Width
Width
Joint
girth
203.0
207.0
211.0
215.0
219.0
213.0
217.0
221.0
225.0
229.0
76-O
77.5
79.0
80.5
32.0
53.0
54.0
55-o
56-O
208.0
212.0
216.0
220.0
224.0
218-O
222.0
226.0
230.0
234.0
840
57.0
Instep
girth
Width
78-O
79*5
81.0
82-5
Width
54.0
55.0
56.0
57-o
58.0
2130
217.0
221.0
225.0
229.0
223.0
227-O
231.0
235-O
239.9
Joint
Instep
girth
girth
Fitting 8
Width
80.0
81.5
83.0
84.5
86.0
Width
55.0
56.0
57.0
58.0
590
Joint
Instep
girth
girth
218.0
2220
226.0
230.0
234-O
228.0
232-O
236-O
240.0
244.0
width
of
for sandals
by
NOTE
1 -In
the production
of lasts for shoes of rubber
and sandals,
insole shall be increased in the joints by 2.5 mm and in the heel by 2 mm.
NOTE 2 - In the production

of lasts, instep girlh
12
shall
be increased
IS : 1638- 1969
TABLE
MEASUREMENT
FOR
MAIDS
( MISSES)
LASTS
( PARIS
POINT)
( Clauses 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3 )

All dimensions
PLACE OF
MEASUREMENT
(1)
in millimetres.
SlZFS
____-_---__h_____--____~
35
34
OF L\STS
36
37
38
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
Length
of foot
216.6
223.3
230.0
236%
243.3
Length
of last
226.6
233.3
240.0
246.6
253.3
Fitting 5
Width
72.0
73.5
75.0
76.5
78,O
Width
of intole
50.0
51.0
52.0
53.0
54.0
Joint
203.0
207.0
211.0
215.0
219.0
213.0
217.0
221.0
225.0
2290
74.0
75.5
77.0
78.5
51.0
52.0
53.0
54.0
55.0
208.0
212.0
216.0
220.0
224.0
218.0
222.0
226.0
230.0
2340
girth
Instep
girth
Width
Width
Joint
Instep
at the heel
girth
girth
809
Fitting 7
Width
76.0
77.5
79.0
80.5
Width
52.0
53.0
54.0
55-o
56.0
213.0
217.0
221.0
225.0
229.0
223.0
227.0
231.0
2350
239.0
Joint
Instep
girth
girth
82.0
Fitting 8
840
Width
78.0
79.5
810
82.5
Width
530
54.0
55.0
56.0
57.0
218.0
222.0
226.0
130.0
2340
228.0
232.0
236.0
24080
244.0
Joint
Instep
girth
girth
the production
of lasts for shoes of rubber
and sandals,
NOTE 1 -In
inscle shall be increased in the joints by 2.5 mm and in the heel by 2 mm.
of lasts, instep girth shall
NOTE 2 - In the produCtion
13
be increased
width
for sandals
of
.
by
1
TABLE
MEASUREMENT
FOR WOMJ3NS
( crclurcs 3.1,3.2
(LADIES
) LASTS
( PARIS POINT
and 3.3 )
All dilriensions in millimetres.

SIZES
OF LASTS
_-h-
p---____-___---
(1)
Length of fbot
Length of last
------_
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
(2)
(3
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
63)
(9)
(10)
(11)
210.0
220-O
216-6
2266
223.3
233.3
230-O
240-O
236.6
246.6
243-3
253.3
250-o
260-o
256.6
266.6
263-3
273.3
270.0
280-O
68.5
48-O
194.0
2opO
70-O
49-O
198Q
208-O
71.5
74-5
52Q
210.0
220.0
76Q
53Q
214-o
224-o
77.5
79-o
55-o
222Q
232-O
80-5
2lz-:
212.0
73-o
51-o
206-o
216-O
70-5
72-O
75.0
52Q
211-O
221-o
75.5
539
215-O
22S.O
78.5
42
Fitting 4
I c
rp
Width of in.sole at the joint

Joint girth
Instep girth
Rtig
2%:
228-o
2E
236-o
z:
230-O
2400

Joint girth
Instep girth

Joint girth
Instep girth
1%:
209Q
2%:
213-o
73-5
51-o
207-O
217-o
72.5
2z.o
214-o
74-o
51-o
2cBQ
218-o
75-5
52-O
212-o
222-o
77-o
53-o
216-o
226.0
74-5
51.0
209Q
219-o
76-O
52-O
213-O
223Q
77-5
53-O
217Q
227-O
E
221-O
231-O
78-O
2E
229-o
79-5
550
2230
233-O
80-O
81-5
2z:
2300
2%
234-O
2zz
238-o
80.5
55-9
225Q
235-O
82-O
g
83.5
57-o
2331)
243Q
81-O
2%
237-O
82.5
57-o
231-O
241-O
83-O
57-o
232.0
242-O
2;s:
246-o
85-O
86.5
2E
247-O
2::
25lQ
84-O
2::
245-O
84.5
F-7
Joint girth
Instep girth
239Q
Fitting 8
Joinr girth
Instep girth
765
52.0
2MO
2240
7&O
,536.
21&O
228.6
795
540
222.0
232.0
gz
.
85.5
870
230.0
240.0
234.0
244.0
2z.i
248-o
2%:
252.0
$;
iii.:*
90.0
61.0
250.0
260.0
246.0
256.0
NOTE 1- In the production of lasts for footwear

oints by 2 mm and at the heel by 1 mm.
with low heel ( up to 25 mm ), width of insole shall be decreased
NATE 2 - In the production of lasts for footwear

in the joints by 4 mm and in the heel by 2 mm.
with medium
NCBTB3 - In the production of lasts for shoes with

thejointsby6mmandintheheelby3mm.
NUTS 4 heelby4mm..
L
WI
810
55.0
226.0
2360
In the production
Na
5 - In the production
and in the heel by 1 mm.
NOTE6 - In the production

on elastics by 5 mm.
of lasts for sandals,
high heel
width
of lasts for boots of rubber,
heel ( 25 to 40 mm ), width of insole shall be decreased
( 45 to 60 mm ), width of insole shall
of insole shall be increased
width
at the
of insole
of lasts, instep girth shall be-increased
shall
be decreased
in
in the joints by 3 mm and in the
be increased
in the joints
by 2.5 mm
for sandals by 10 mm and for boots and high shoes
TABLE
MEASUREMENT
FOR
( ckIzues 3.1, 3.2 and
3.3 )MENS
All dimensions
PLACE OF
MEASCRIWENT
------
LASTS
in millimetres.
SrzrtsOF LASTS
___--3c_-_--_----___--_--~
2
F
38
(2)
243.3
253.3
39
(3)
250.0
260.0
40
(4)
256.6
266.6
41
(5)
263.3
273.3
42
(6)
270.0
280.0
43
(7)
276.6
286.6
44
(8)
283.3
293.3
45
(9)
290.0
300.0
46
(10)
296-6
306.6
47
(11)
303.3
313.3
48
(12)
310.0
3200
83.5
.56-O
2190
2290
85.0
570
223.0
233.0
86.5
58.0
227.0
237.0
88-O
59.0
231.0
241.0
89-5
60.0
235.0
245.0
91.0
61.0
239-O
249.0
92.5
62-O
243.0
253.0
94.0
63.0
247.0
257.0
95.5
640
251.3
261.0
97.0
65-O
255-O
265-O
98.5
66.0
259.0
269.0
85.5
57.0
224.0
2340
87.0
58.0
228.0
238.0
88.5
59.0
232.0
242-O
90.0
GO-0
236-o
2460
91.5
61.0
240.0
250.0
93.0
62.0
244.0
254.0
94.5
63-O
248.0
258.0
96.0
64.0
252-O
262-O
97.5
65.0
256.0
266.0
99-o
66.0
260.0
270.0
100.5
670
2640
274.0

Joint girth
Instep girth
875
58.0
229-O
239.0
890
59 0
233.0
243.0
90.5
60-O
237.0
247.0
92.0
61-O
241.0
251-O
93.5
62.0
245.0
255.0
95.0
63-O
249.0
2590
96-5
640
2530
263.0
98.0
65-O
257.0
267.0
99.5
66.0
261.0
271.0
101.0
67.0
265-O
275.0.
102.5
68.0
2690
279.0
Fitting 8
Joint girth
Instep girth
89.5
59-o
2340
244.0
91.0
60.0
238.0
248.0
92.5
61.0
242.0
252.0
94.0
62-O
.244%0
256.0
95.5
63-D
250-O
260.0
97.0
64-O
254.0
264-O
98-5
65.0
258.0
268.0
100.0
66.0
262.0
272-O
101.5
67.0
266.0
2760
103-o
68.0
270-O
280-O
104.5
69.0
2740
284-O
(1)
Length
Length
of foot
of bast
Fitting 5
Joint girth
Instep girth
Fitting 6

Joint girth
Instep girth
Fitting i
Fitting 9
91.5
930
94.5
96.0
97.5
99-o
1005
102.0
103.5
105-o
106.5
Width of insole at the hLe1
60.0
61.0
62.0
63.0
64.0
65.0
66.0
67-O
68.0
690
7@-0
Joint girth
2390
243.0
247.0
251.0
255.0
2590
263.0
267.0
271-O
275.0
279-O
Instep girth
249-O
253-O
257.0
261-O
265.0
269.0
273.0
277.0
281-O
285-O
289.0
NOTE l--In
the production
of lasts for Oxford shoes ( low shon ), instep girth shall be reduced by 3 mm and the upper
heel part shall be thinner than that of lasts for boots.
NOTE 2- Instep girth shall be increased in the production
of lasts for marsh and fishing hoots by 20 mm, for sandals by
10 mm, and for chrome ( box-calf)
boots bv 7 mm.
5t
3
IS : 1638 - 1969
APPENDIX
( Clause0.3 )
COMPARATIVE
A-l.
COMPARATIVE
SHOE SIZES
SIZE
A-l.1 The approximate
equivalent shoe sizes in Paris Point size scale,

English size scale and American size scale are given in Table 10 and
Fig. 2.
TABLE
10
COMPARATIVE
(Clauses
LENQTH,~~
220
2245
228.5
2330
AMIERICANSIZP:
ENGLISH SIZE
(2)
(1)
1
2f
3
3)
4
Adults
,9
,,
,,
237.0
241.5
245.5
250.0
4f
5
54
6
7,
,,
118.0
126.5
1350
143.5
(4)
Adults
33
34
35
::
>,
36
::
,*
38
74
8
1:
I,
39
40
>P
19
9)
10
1:
2,
,s
104
,,
,,
zg
12
::
,,
,,
;,a
$3
254.0
258.5
262.5
267.0
305.0
309.5
313.5
109.5
(3)
37
-
,P
,,
,,
,,
288.0
292.5
296.5
301.0
PARISPOINT
3,
1,
,9
271.0
275.5
279.5
284.0
SIZES
3.1, 3.2 and 3.3)
,,
,I
,a
:;*
1 Chilkn
;
,,
4
5
::
,,
134
::
1 Children
G
42
43
44
45
4s
47
18
:
4
5
::
3,
,,
:o
( Continued )
17
TABLE 10
bZWTH,mm
COMPARATXVE SIZES -
ENQLIBII SIZE
(1)
5f Children
&
7
1:
1,
1650
!69*0
173.5
177.5
7)
9,
&
9
1:
,,
182.0
186.0
190.5
194.5
9a
1)
&
11
::
,I
199-O
203.0
:;*
$3
207.5
211.5
12)
13
::
>,
216.0
131;
,,
SIZE
hERIOAN
(2)
148.0
152.0
156.5
160.5
Cod
(3)
?
PARIS PCINT
(4)
22
23
Chidreu
6)
7
::
,,
134
,,
33
NOTE - The American scale is just the same as English scale with the only exception
that the scale starts at 3 f* inches instead of 4 inches for size 0. The matter is
complicated
by th- American
practice of stamping shoes 14 size up; thus size 4 is
marked size 54. In addition, the fittings are marked two fittings down.
A-2.
INTER-CONVERSION
SIZE
OF PARIS
POINT
SIZE AND ENGLISH
A-2.1 Conversion from Paris Point Size to English Sizeshould be done in accordance with the following steps:
The
conversion
a) Convert Paris Point to centimetres

by multiplying
1 Paris Point = Q cm ),
b) Convert centimetres
to the nearest # inches,
c) Convert inches to English size, and
with
(as
d) Where this value exceeds 13, subtl,act 13 from the derived English
size to get adult size (as adult English
sizes are numbered
onwards from 13 ).
Exampie:
To convert
Paris Point 39 into Engiish
a) 39 X 8 = 26 cm,
!8
size:
IS : 1636- 1969
b) 26cm=+
10.24 inches 7 lOi inches,
c) lO# inches = sife ( IO+ - 4) x 3 = size 19, and

d) 19- 13 ~6.
Therefore,
NOTE
39 Paris Point = size 6 adults.
Adult size 5 -
10 inches, then 10) inches will be size 6.
A-2.2 Convcrrion from English Size to Paris Point --The

should be done in accordance with the following:
a) Convert
English
conversion
sizes to inches,
b) Convert inches into centimetres, and

c) Convert centimetres
into Paris Point
1 Paris Point =L# cm ).
by multiplying
by 8 (as
Example:
To convert
size 8 adults
a) Size 8 adults
into Paris Point:
has a length
+ 4) inches = 11 inches,
(
b) 11 x 2.54 = 27.94 cm, and
c) 27.94 x # e 42 Paris Point
Nom
( nearest
size).
1 Paris Point = ) cm
2.54 cm =
1 inch
English size 0 = 4 inches
A-2.3 An easy method of conversion is suggested by the fact that size 5

English
adults ( 10 inches) is practically the same size as 38 Paris Point.
size in inches may be converted
into Paris Point units from the following:
Paris Point
English size in inches=
19
38
10
c)v,
0;;
cm
w
INFINE.:
CHILDAENS,
BOYSANO
YOUTHSANO
MAIDS 4; WOMENS
Americun Sizes-start
the English size-stick:
OlRLS t-2-k
S-6; MEW
%8-Q
with Childrens size 0 represcntin!:

a shoe Insole length of 3; i-. Each size interval
1 shorter than its English equivalent;
half sizes are made.
each size is, therefore,
1-2
a shoe insole length of 4. Each

English Sizes-start
with Childrens
size 0 representing
8.5 mm.
The English size scale is divided into (1) Childrens
size ranging
from 0 to i 13 (P
scale ranging from i 1 to 12 ( S+ to 12) ). Half sizes are usually made.
P~rir Point - This continental
size unit is equal Lo 6% mm.
up to the largest sizes. Half sizes are not made.
Metric Scale -
This is another
scale in use in the continent

FIG.
,-,
The
size scale begins 0 cm,
with one size equal
COMPARATIVK
to 1
SIZE CHART
cm.
and
is i similar
to
full size illrcrval is : 01

to 81 ), and (2) AdulrS
continues
\\,ithout
a break
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SBRI A. K. SEN ( A~ternatcto

SHRI RAJ NATE KUNZRU

Central Leather Research Institute ( @IIt ), Madras

SERI I. B. SARKAR ( Altunaft )

SHRI A. SINGE ( Altrmarr )

Bombay Footwear Private Ltd, Bombay

Commerce & Induatriea Department, Government of

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Aniatant Director ( Chem ), IS1

Development Commirrioner, Small Scale Induatriea,

Bata Shoe Go Private Ltd, Calcutta

Snar B. P. Sscaromr~ ( Altemak )

the sizes and fittings for footwear lasts which

2.1.1 Foot Length-The

Symbol ( Letter ) for

NOTE- Against D fitting which is average in Western countries,

ThL sizes and fittings specilied in Tables 1 to 10 relate to dimensions

POINTS OF hfEASUREMENTTO BE MADE ON A LAST

Standard %nglish Sizes

Boys and Girls

Youths and Maids

As in the Original Standard, this Page is Intentionally Left Blank

191'0 197-c z&o

203 3 2O9 u ?I50

157.0 203.0 2090

I, ?I?-0 2IB'D 224 0 230-O

'rl5O 2J1.0 2170

233-o 2J9.C 2+50

?4j_O 251.0 257.0

254.0 2f6O0 266-o

2il.O 257.0 263 0 269.0

zjl.0 Lj;'d 26*0

312.7 jl9.2 357

191.0 197-o 20~0

321.1 327.6 334.1 3M-6

325.3 331.8 338.3 344.8 351.3

329.5 336.0 342.5 349.0 355.5

333.7 340.2 346.7 353.2 359.7

337.9 344.4 350-q 357.4 363.9

21X.0 ?I?.0 118-O Z?+O

371.9 378 4 384.9

376.1 382.6 389.1

124.0 23O.O 236.0 .?420

!I:-i, 227.0 233-C 2390

224'0 230-C 236.0 2420

367.3 373.8 380.3 386-E 3993

392.9 399.4 +Oj 9

?A0 u 23b.o 211-O ?4ibO 254 0

361.2 367.7 3742

352.8 359.3 365.8 372.3

.350,5 357.0 363.5 370.0 376.5

378.0 384.5 391.0 397.5

384;l 393.6 397 I 403.6 ,I@,

392.5 399.0 405'5 112.0 4185