Nike to Jordan size conversion

Match sizes by foot length (cm), then check model fit — US labels alone can mislead across brands.

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Full converter (model + shoes you own) · Reverse: Jordan → Nike

Nike → Jordan chart

Static conversion table (crawlable). Interactive tool above uses the same cm matching.

Nike UScmJordan USJordan EU
6.023.56.038.5
6.524.06.539.0
7.024.57.040.0
7.525.07.540.5
8.025.48.041.0
8.525.98.542.0
9.026.29.042.5
9.526.79.543.0
10.027.110.044.0
10.527.510.544.5
11.027.911.045.0
11.528.411.545.5
12.028.812.046.0
13.029.713.047.5

How this Nike → Jordan chart actually maps

Nike US 10 is 27.1 cm and Jordan’s nearest US is also 10 (EU 44). The US ladder is 1:1 from 6 (23.5 cm) to 13 (29.7 cm). EU print still differs: this table gives Jordan EU 44 at US 10; the reverse Jordan→Nike table gives Nike EU 43.5 at the same centimeter. The wear-box “Nike 10 ≈ Jordan 10.0” is cm matching inside one corporate family — not “AF1 equals AJ1.”

Model pages on this site split that family. Air Force 1 '07 often runs long (half down unless wide). Dunk Low and Air Jordan 1 High are TTS length references; AJ1’s wear-box maps AF1 US 10 to AJ1 10.5. If you already half-down in AF1 and then take that 9.5 into AJ1 because this brand chart is 1:1, you undersize the Jordan. Convert from Dunk/AJ1 or from 27.1 cm.

AJ4 is TTS in length with a narrower metatarsal than AJ1 — a width change, not a chart change. High/Mid/Low AJ1 share a last for length. Half a size here is 26.7 → 27.1 → 27.5 cm. Use it for AF1’s length habit or for AJ1 width preference, not both stacked on the same pair.

Model fit matters

Even when charts match, lasts differ. Check these guides:

Nike: Air Force 1 '07 · Dunk Low · Pegasus 41 · Vomero 5

Jordan: Air Jordan 1 High · Air Jordan 4 Retro

Also compare Nike to: Adidas · New Balance · Converse · Vans

FAQ

How do I convert Nike shoe size to Jordan?
Match by foot length in centimeters on each brand’s chart. Example: Nike US 10 ≈ Jordan US 10.0 (about 27.1 cm). Then adjust for the specific model’s fit (runs big/small/narrow).
Is a Nike US 10 the same as a Jordan US 10?
Not always. Labels can map to slightly different foot lengths. Use the cm column, then check model guides on both brands.
Which direction should I read first?
Start from the brand you already wear, then open the model fit pages linked below — lasts differ even when charts match.

Clothes sizing uses a separate compare path.