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Note: Take measurement for EACH FOOT with the same socks on as you will be wearing. Be sure to measure from the floor. Measure on a hard surface, not carpet.

Measure over socks / pants material as appropriate.
			Right	Left
1	Ball	Measure around the ball of the foot. (circumference)
2	Instep	Measure around the instep. (circumference)
3	Heel to Instep	Measure from the heel around the instep and back to where you started. (circumference)
4	Ankle	Measure around the ankle. (circumference)
5	Calf	This is the measurement of your calf at the largest point. IF you will be wearing the pants inside the boots then take this measurement outside the pants, with the pants on, that you are going to wear. (circumference)
6	Boot Top	Measure around the leg at the point where the top of the boot will come. (circumference)
7	Calf Height	The height from the floor where measurement 5 (calf size) was taken.
8	Height of Boot	Height from the floor to where the top of the boot will come.
9	Instep to Tip of Big Toe	Measure from the instep to the end of the big toe.
10	Normal Boot Size	This is your normal shoe/boot size. IE: shoe size 9 1/2, width D.

Foot Tracing: Place a piece of paper on the floor (firm surface) and trace the outline of one of your feet. Use a pencil or pen and hold it vertically. Make sure the point of the pen or pencil is DIRECTLY below the edge of your foot. DO NOT let the pen or pencil angle in or out as that will enlarge or reduce the drawing of you foot. Do this for EACH FOOT.

 You may email the measurements, but the "Foot Tracings" must be mailed to:

AzRA Historical Resources
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