Birkenstock Size Conversion Chart

Birkenstock footwear is made in European sizes. Use the chart below to find your perfect fit.

Women

U.S. Size	Birkenstock Size
4 – 4½	35
5 – 5½	36
6 – 6½	37
7 – 7½	38
8 – 8½	39
9 – 9½	40
10 – 10½	41
11 – 11½	42

Men

U.S. Size	Birkenstock Size
7 – 7½	40
8 – 8½	41
9 – 9½	42
10 – 10½	43
11 – 11½	44
12 – 12½	45
13 – 13½	46
14 – 14½	47
15 – 15½	48
16 – 16½	49
17 – 17½	50

Kids

U.S. Size	Birkenstock Size
6 – 6½	24
7 – 7½	25
8 – 8½	26
9 – 9½	27
10 – 10½	28
11 – 11½	29
12 – 12½	30
13 – 13½	31
1 – 1½	32
2 – 2½	33
3 – 3½	34

NOTE: Birkenstock footwear is made in European sizes.

Snohomish History

Historic Downtown Snohomish is where Pacific Northwest history meets small-town charm.

Set along the Snohomish River, the historic district is lined with beautifully preserved brick storefronts and turn-of-the-century architecture dating largely from 1880–1930. Once shaped by logging, milling, agriculture, and river commerce, downtown has evolved into a vibrant destination filled with independent boutiques, antique shops, cafés, restaurants, and local businesses.

Its 26-block Historic District was established in 1973 and later placed on the National Register of Historic Places, helping preserve the character that makes Snohomish so distinctive today. With walkable First Street, historic buildings, riverfront views, and a strong community of locally owned businesses, Downtown Snohomish offers a rare blend of history, shopping, dining, and authentic Northwest character.

Driving Directions

Historic Downtown Snohomish is easy to find!

Only a 30-minute drive from Seattle

Only a 2-hour drive from Vancouver, BC.

North on I-5

Take Exit 186 onto 128th St SW (WA-96). Continue east on 132nd, continue east on Cathcart Way. Turn left onto WA-9. Turn right on Airport Way. Turn right onto First Street.

South on I-5

Take Exit 194 to merge onto US-2 toward Wenatchee. Exit onto Bickford Avenue toward Snohomish. Continue onto Avenue D. Turn left onto First Street.

Parking

Free street parking is available without time limits in most of the downtown district. There is ample street parking on First Street (West of Avenue D), including 4 EV charging stations.

Free parking is also available at the Snohomish Carnegie Building, 105 Cedar Avenue. Signs are posted indicating no parking during special events.

Free parking is available at City Hall in the evenings and on the weekends.

Accessible Parking Locations:

First Street & Union Ave (both sides)

City Hall (evenings/weekends)

Carnegie BuildingGlen & Pearl (1980 Glen Ave)

First Street & Ave B

Avenue B (Waltz Building)

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Birkenstock Size Guide