Hey there! If you're wondering about the fit of the Miller & Ben Jazz-Tap Master tap shoes compared to your usual street shoes, here's the scoop based on our research: they typically run true to size.

But keep in mind, they might feel snug at first, which is pretty standard due to their specific design and high-quality materials.

One thing to note is the construction of these shoes, especially with the steel shank in the sole. It's great for arch support and the amazing sound but does make them feel quite stiff initially.

Many people find that the black leather ones especially need a bit of time to break in and soften up, so don’t worry if they feel tight right out of the box.

A few tips: start by wearing them in short bursts to ease into the break-in period. A shoehorn can be handy for getting them on, and maybe consider using moleskin on the heels at first to avoid any discomfort.

Most folks find that the initial stiffness is worth it for the comfort and sound quality you get after breaking them in. They create a fantastic tap tone and are built to last.

So, if you decide to go with your usual size, just be ready for that initial break-in phase. Once they adapt to your feet, you’re likely to appreciate how well they perform and how durable they are!