Height
Without shoes, stand upright against a wall. Measure from the top of the head to the floor.
Children grow their own way. Start with their measurements, compare a piece they love and check the fit notes on the product.
Explore the size rangesWithout shoes, stand upright against a wall. Measure from the top of the head to the floor.
With arms relaxed, measure around the fullest part of the chest. Keep the tape level and comfortably close to the body.
Measure around the natural waist. Keep the tape level without pulling it tight.
For trousers, measure the inside seam of a pair that already fits, from the crotch seam to the hem.
Measure the body for body measurements. Measure a garment separately for garment comparisons.
Age labels are guides, not body measurements.
Check the individual product before choosing.
Choose from the age labels below, then use the product’s own fit notes to compare the shape.
Start with current height, chest and waist measurements. Compare the actual garment shape with a favourite that fits; age alone cannot confirm the fit.
| Size label | Catalogue range | Browse |
|---|---|---|
| 2–3y | 2–3 years | Shop this size |
| 3–4y | 3–4 years | Shop this size |
| 4–5y | 4–5 years | Shop this size |
| 5–6y | 5–6 years | Shop this size |
| 6–7y | 6–7 years | Shop this size |
| 7–8y | 7–8 years | Shop this size |
| 8–9y | 8–9 years | Shop this size |
| 9–10y | 9–10 years | Shop this size |
| 10–11y | 10–11 years | Shop this size |
| 11–12y | 11–12 years | Shop this size |
These are the size options listed in the catalogue. They do not guarantee an individual fit.
Keep their usual layers and the garment’s shape in mind. A roomy sweatshirt, a legging and a raincoat should not be compared as the same fit.
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