A little guide.
A lovely fit.
From their very first outfits to their next big adventure, find your way through our clothing and shoe sizes.
Small sizes. Big possibilities.
Use the age and height references printed in our product size labels. Always check the options on the style you love.
| Size code | Age in product label | Height label (cm) |
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The height value is a size-label reference, not a measured garment length or a guaranteed fit range. Ages below are taken from labels used on selected styles; numbers may also appear on their own.
Some styles use age-only sizes
Keep these labels as shown on the product. They do not automatically equal a height-based size.
For their next little step.
Find the EU, US and UK labels used in our shoe options. These are the labels listed in the shop; the fit and inner length depend on the style.
| EU label | US label | UK label |
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This table mirrors the store’s current labels. It is not a universal brand conversion or a foot-length chart. Select your product to confirm which sizes it lists.
A few easy measurements.
Use a soft tape measure for the body, and paper with a ruler for feet. Keep the tape comfortable and level.
01 · Height
- Stand barefoot on a flat floor with your child’s back against a wall.
- Keep their head level and mark the top of the head.
- Measure straight from the floor to the mark. For babies who cannot stand, measure lying flat.
02 · Body & clothing
- Measure the chest around the fullest part and the waist around its natural position.
- For pants, also measure around the fullest part of the hips and check the leg length.
- If a chart gives garment measurements, compare with a well-fitting piece laid flat using the same measuring points.
03 · Foot length
- With your child standing, mark the heel and longest toe on paper.
- Measure both feet with a ruler and use the longer measurement.
- Compare with the chosen shoe’s own foot-length or inner-length chart. Use the socks intended for that style.
Body measurements and garment measurements are different. A chest width measured across a laid-flat top is not the same measurement as the circumference around a child’s chest. Follow the measuring method stated for that product.
Find the style they love.
Search a product to see its exact listed size options. Choose the size on the product page and check current availability there.
These options reflect the product’s listed sizes. They do not replace style-specific measurements or confirm that every color and size is currently in stock.
A little more sizing help.
Should I choose by age or height?
Age is a helpful starting point. Compare your child’s current measurements with the chosen product’s size information. Children of the same age can wear different sizes.
Do all styles with the same size code fit the same?
Fit can vary with the brand, fabric and design. A relaxed fleece jacket, a fitted top and a woven dress may fit differently even when their labels match.
What if my child is between sizes?
Compare both options with the product’s own measurements, paying attention to length and width. If those measurements are not listed, send us the product name and your child’s measurements before choosing.
Should I size up for winter layers?
Think about the layers your child will wear underneath. Check the coat’s fit and measurements before sizing up, including sleeve length and room through the chest.
Why does a shoe list several size systems?
Our shoe options include EU, US and UK labels. This guide repeats those store labels. They are not a universal conversion, and the same EU size can fit differently across styles.
Where are the exact chest or shoe inner-length measurements?
Check the selected product’s details and images for any style-specific chart. Where measured dimensions are not supplied, this guide does not estimate them from a size code. Email us the product name for sizing help.
A little unsure? We’re here to help.
Tell us the product name and your child’s measurements, and we’ll help you check the size information.
