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  A size 23 shoe is a size 23 shoe. In some countries and regions, it's not very easy to find; in others, it's the standard for kids around the same age. For example, a typical size for American children is 8 months old. The length of a size 23 shoe is 96mm. A size 24 shoe falls between the sizes 10-12 in American sizing, while a 25 falls between 12-1 US sizing and finally 26 falls between 1-2 US sizing. There is no such thing as a 27 or 28 in any country or region even if these numbers are often referenced as metric conversions to U.S sizes (a 27 = 28 = 29). In Japan, a 27 is just as big as a 31. In South Korea, a 32 would be considered the "average" size, while a 30 would be considered the super k-popita size and an 11 would be considered the "unfit for human consumption" size. An average shoe size there is usually somewhere between 7 to 10 (the shoes can become larger than those in Japan because some shoe manufacturers have experimented with wider