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3 Ways to Measure Heel Height

By Matthew Lynch
April 1, 2024
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One of the most crucial elements of a shoe, especially for fashion-conscious individuals, is the heel height. The height of a shoe’s heel can dramatically affect the look and feel of the entire outfit, making it essential to know exactly how high it is before making a purchase. Thankfully, measuring heel height is an easy process and can be done using one of three methods. In this article, we’ll explore three ways to accurately measure heel height so that you can confidently choose the right shoes for any occasion.

1. The Ruler Method:

The ruler method is perhaps the easiest and most straightforward way to measure heel height. To do this, simply follow these steps:

a. Place the shoe on a flat and stable surface.

b. Position a ruler vertically against the back of the shoe with its end touching the point where the sole meets the floor.

c. Observe the measurement line that aligns with the upper part of the heel where it connects to the sole.

d. Make sure to measure in inches or centimeters, depending on your preference.

2. The Tape Measure Method:

Another method to measure heel height is by using a flexible tape measure. This method can be particularly useful when dealing with curved or uneven surfaces that make using a ruler challenging.

a. Position the shoe on a flat surface with its heel resting against a wall or any vertical object.

b. Place one end of a flexible tape measure at the point where the sole touches the floor.

c. Run the tape measure along with the curve of the shoe’s surface and up towards its highest point (top edge of heel).

d. Note down the measurement, and don’t forget to specify whether it’s in inches or centimeters.

3. The Smartphone App Method:

Lastly, with advancements in technology, several smartphone apps are available that can help you measure heel height quickly and easily.

a. Download a shoe measurement app from your device’s app store (many free options are available).

b. Follow the app’s instructions to calibrate your device, which may include taking a picture of the shoe or entering specific dimensions.

c. Place the shoe with its heel against a flat surface and point your device’s camera at it, following any on-screen guidelines provided.

d. The app should automatically calculate and display the shoe’s heel height for you.

In conclusion, knowing how to measure heel height is an essential skill for any shoe enthusiast. Whether you’re shopping online or in-store, being able to accurately measure your shoes’ heel height helps ensure the perfect fit and style. Experiment with these three methods to find the one that works best for you, and never miss a step in your fashion journey!

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