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Rubieee 09/28/2013 Honolulu, Hi Sizing difference - leather vs. canvas ballet shoes
I have been wearing Bloch's leather split sole ballet shoes and would like to try the canvas one as well. My size is 7.0 with B (normal) width for street shoes and 4.5 leather ballet shoes fit me perfectly. Should I size down to 4.0 for this canvas shoes? In the past I tried 4.5 size canvas shoes and it was really large all over.
All brands have different sizing guides. Please follow the recommended fitting for the item. Typically leather shoes will stretch and canvas does not. - DDS Customer Service (09/30/2013)
I did 2.5 down. They fit well. These do not stretch as much. - Okaykatie (01/31/2014)
i did a 2.5 down. they fit well. however, that is in a c. they don't stretch much. - Okaykatie (01/31/2014)
What does sizing "B,C,D" mean when ordering this shoe?
These letters are in reference to the width of the shoe. B will be cut a bit more narrow, C is an average width, and D would be cut a bit wider. - DDS Customer Service (08/12/2013)
B = Narrow
C = Medium
D = Wide - Sclark (02/26/2014)
The B, C, D is indicating width. If your feet are narrow to normal (mine are), B works well. If your feet and normal to wide, C is a good choice. Only do D if your feet are very wide. - Dancerco14 (06/18/2014)
B = narrow, C = regular, D = wide. As far as I know. - Kash (08/31/2014)
1234 03/23/2013 California Age: 17 or under Will I have to attach the elastics?
Yes, the elastic only come pre- attatched at the heel. - DDS Customer Service (03/25/2013)
Only partially. If your elastics will end up making an X, then the bottom two corners come already attached, so you will have to attach the upper two corners. - Danceteachernumber5000 (03/29/2013)
Yes, the elastics come attached at the heal but you need to sew them on at the arch. - Sensen (06/06/2013)
Yes, but it's very simple. You can do it at home with a thick needle and thread. I had never danced before, so I looked some videos up on YouTube. Just make sure you don't make them too tight. - Rarasaurous (08/13/2013)
they're only attached at the back so you will have to do the fronts. - Okaykatie (01/31/2014)
The shoes will each have two elastics sewn near the heel. You have to take the other end of each of them and cross it, then sew it near the arch. - Dancerco14 (06/18/2014)
I am a street size 9. What size would I take In the Bloch adult pump canvas ballet slipper?
Women order 2-3 sizes smaller than street size - DDS Customer Service (12/13/2012)
I'm a size 9 as well, and i got a 6B. They fit pretty well, but have started to stretch a bit. My preference is to not use the elastics, and tighten the drawstring. - Danceteachernumber5000 (03/29/2013)
You would need a size 7 if you go down 2 sizes and a 6.5 if you go down 3. But I would recommend the 7 - Crooklynite (09/14/2013)
I general, go 2 sizes down. I am between a 7.5 and a 7, and the 5.5 fit with some extra room to grow, but not obnoxiously much. I won't have to replace them for too smallness for a while. I would suggest trying a size 7, though it isn't a guarantee. - Dancerco14 (06/18/2014)
Usually a 7.
I wear a size 9 too and I got a 6B. I like my shoes to fit really tight though. - Katykt (01/11/2015)
