Birkenstock barcode lookup

Item numbers and the two fits

Birkenstock gives each shoe a seven-digit item number with a leading zero, and the regular and narrow fits get different numbers. Its page for the Arizona Birko-Flor in Black lists 0051791 and 0051793. An authorised UK stockist sells 0051793 as the narrow fit, so 0051791 is the regular fit. That stockist lists a 13-digit barcode for each size, such as 4013871064275 for size 37 of 0051793. Birkenstock also lists 0560771 and 0560773 for the Boston Soft Footbed in Taupe suede.

Birkenstock prints a small footprint on the footbed. A solid footprint means narrow fit and an outline means regular fit. If the footprint and the result disagree, the box belongs to the other fit.

Barcodes we hold

On 9 November 2026 we held 10,670 Birkenstock barcodes for 1,071 Birkenstock styles, and for most of those styles we hold the size run: the median style has 7 sizes, the middle half 4 to 10. Another 876 Birkenstock styles (45%) are in our catalogue with no barcode yet, so a real barcode of one of those styles returns no result. Of the barcodes, 74% are 13-digit EAN-13 and 26% are 12-digit UPC-A.

Company blocks

The first 7 digits of the 13-digit form are the company block, and the 5 largest of the 725 Birkenstock blocks hold 47% of the Birkenstock barcodes we hold.

Barcodes to open

What a match proves

A match shows that the number is a Birkenstock barcode in our data and names its style and size: check them against the item number and the size on the box and inside the shoe, such as 0560773 on the Birkenstock Boston Soft Footbed Suede Taupe (Narrow Fit). A match does not show that the pair is original, because a copied box can carry a real barcode, as the guide on what a barcode check can tell you explains.