Question in title. For reference, I'm 32F, 5'9", SW 348 lbs, CW 285 lbs, GW 180-200 lbs. I used to be an 11W-12 US in regular women's shoes, sometimes just an 11 in Torrid/Lane Bryant shoes, and a 10 in men's shoes. Last year, I was able to buy plain size 11 shoes in women's from Shein (an online Chinese shopping site), and they surprisingly fit. I've also gotten some shoes from Walmart in a women's size 11. I bought a pair of men's size 10 sneakers from Walmart about 2 months ago, and they were too big. A week or so ago, I borrowed a pair of men's 9 sneakers, and though they were a little snug on my bigger left foot, they fit perfectly on my right foot. I went to Costco the next day and bought some weatherproof sneaker boots in a men's 9 that fit a little looser and have had no issues.
I know jeans sizes (at least for women) have so much variation and seem to have increased. For example, an old size 22 pair of jeans I bought from LB at least 7 years ago is more snug than the size 22 jeans I just bought a year ago, even with similar body composition. I know shoe brands have variation too, but is it this much, especially in men's sizes? I personally think Costco tends to run a little large in some clothes and shoes, but the borrowed size 9 men's sneakers I tried weren't from Costco, the Walmart shoes aren't from Costco (though idk if Walmart sizes run large), and those Shein shoes were definitely not from Costco.
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