1st Position Leather Jazz Shoes Suede Sole
Product Code
JSS
From £18.99
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1st Position Jazz shoes are the dancer’s choice from beginners to the experienced dancer.
The leather upper has a lace up front and a full suede sole makes them ideal for Modern and Jazz dancers.
They come in a choice of Black or White, making them the ideal shoe for boys, girls, ladies and men.
* Sizes range from a Child size 9 up to an Adult size 12, including half sizes from size 1, ensures every dancer can find a pair to fit.
* Suede sole and lace fastening
* Material: Leather
* Sole: Suede
* Lining: Cotton
* Colours: Black, White
Product Warnings:
The leather upper has a lace up front and a full suede sole makes them ideal for Modern and Jazz dancers.
They come in a choice of Black or White, making them the ideal shoe for boys, girls, ladies and men.
* Sizes range from a Child size 9 up to an Adult size 12, including half sizes from size 1, ensures every dancer can find a pair to fit.
* Suede sole and lace fastening
* Material: Leather
* Sole: Suede
* Lining: Cotton
* Colours: Black, White
Product Warnings:
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Product Questions
I usually wear a UK size 9.5 wide (EU 43) for dance shoes and trainers. However, according to your size-guide, UK 9.5 corresponds to EU 42. Should I order a size 9.5 or a size 10 shoe? (In case they don't fit, what is your returns/exchange policy?) Shall I order a slightly higher size of 10 and exchange it for a smaller size in case it is too large?
Question by: Sentil on 1 Nov 2022, 13:00
the 9.5 should be all right unless you have a wide foot. See the website for Returns information
Answer by: Jan Chope on 3 Nov 2022, 12:04
Hi l am a size 8uk usually a 42 eu what size should l get? Are these shoes ok for lyrical jazz dancing please?
Question by: Sandy Huff on 15 Jul 2023, 19:50
a 42EU in this style is a 9.5
Answer by: Jan Chope on 12 Oct 2023, 11:44
Can you tell me what size to order for uk 5.5 please
Question by: Pauline Jones on 28 Oct 2022, 10:37
If you have a wide foot you may need to go up a size.
Answer by: Jan Chope on 3 Nov 2022, 11:58
