What does the D stand for next to the (M)?

The letter D(M) and B(M) next to the size number mean that the shoes are medium width and regular fit. D(M) is used for men's size, and B(M) is used for womens. For example, 7 D(M) is a US men's 7 which equivalents to a women's 9 in Converse Chuck Taylor, and 7 B(M) is a US women's 7 which equivalents to a men's 5 in Converse Chuck Taylor.

The option says “41 m eu” is that the same as a us men’s size 10?

Hello: Size 41 EUR = 7.5 US Men or Women 9.5

My daughter is a size 1.5 should I get her a smaller size on these shoes..?

You should be fine with her actual size. My daughter wears a size 3, that's what I got her and they fit true to size.

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