You might think you pick Men's or Women's and a size, but no!
The sizes themselves are gendered, you have to pick size Mens-10 or size Womens-12, which is separate from the gender option
width is gendered too.
You can't get a boot that's for Women in Womens-12 in XX-wide, you have to get:
Gender: Women
Size: Womens-12
Width: Womens-XX-wide
Feet are clearly the most gendered part of the body
@foone My family have worked in the shoe businesses for 3 generations so let me share a fun but probably irrelevant fact:
Foot width is tied to your weight (lose weight it gets narrower a bit cause less pressure pushing on it), and US shoe widths are based around the *average weight* for a given shoe size and gender
@foone I have a question.. are shoe sizes non gendered elsewhere?
Australia, UK and seemingly US (at least from the conversion chart I had working selling shoes sometimes in a department store)
all i remember is genders and wondering why.
@LottieVixen @foone Picking the first size chart in search results, UK shoe sizes don't appear to be gendered (the charts are gendered but that just seems to change the range of available sizes; they convert to the same European size).
That said, the default width is still typically gendered.
@foone
That's probably not on Amazon, Womens-10 and Mens-10 are different sizes in general
European sizing is non-gendered, but that wouldn't have a size 10 (unless it's for a doll)