Finding the right size

Children's sizes vary from brand to brand, so the age on a label is only ever a starting point. The most reliable way to choose is to measure your child and use the chart below.

Our sizes are based on height first. If you only measure one thing, measure height.

How to measure

• Height — shoes off, standing straight with their back against a wall. Measure from the top of their head to the floor.
• Chest — ask them to lift their arms, then measure around the fullest part of the chest, keeping the tape flat across the back and close under the arms. Arms back down before you read the number.
• Waist — measure around the narrowest part of the torso, over one light layer rather than a jumper.

A soft tape measure is easiest. A length of string marked with your thumb and held against a ruler works just as well.

Size chart

Measure your child, then find their size.

Size	Height	Chest	Waist
1-2 years	80–92cm	48–52cm	48–51cm
2-3 years	92–98cm	52–54cm	51–52cm
3-4 years	98–104cm	54–56cm	52–54cm
4-5 years	104–110cm	56–58cm	54–55cm
5-6 years	110–116cm	58–60cm	55–56cm
6-7 years	116–122cm	60–62cm	56–57cm
7-8 years	122–128cm	62–64cm	57–58cm
8-9 years	128–134cm	64–67cm	58–60cm
9-10 years	134–140cm	67–70cm	60–62cm

Garment lengths

How long each piece measures, so you know what you're getting.

Size	Top length	Trouser length
1-2 years	38cm	55.5cm
2-3 years	40cm	59cm
3-4 years	42cm	62.5cm
4-5 years	44cm	66cm
5-6 years	46cm	69.5cm
6-7 years	48cm	73.5cm
7-8 years	50cm	77.5cm
8-9 years	52cm	81.5cm
9-10 years	54cm	85.5cm

Allow around 1.5cm either way. Knitwear moves.

If your child is between sizes

Go up. Children grow through a size faster than they grow out of one, and our pieces are made to be worn, washed and passed on rather than outgrown in a season.

If height and chest point to different sizes, follow the chest for tops and the height for bottoms.

Still not sure?

Message us with your child's height and age and we'll tell you which size we'd send.