Sizing varies by brand. Use the size shown on the product first; our general guide can help compare age, height, and European labels.
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Children's clothing size guide
Sizing varies by brand. Use your child's current height first and age only as a starting point. European size numbers usually refer to the child's height in centimeters.
This is a general reference, not a guarantee of fit. The size shown on the product and any brand guidance take priority.
Baby sizes
Approximate age
Child's height
Common EU label
Newborn–1M 19.5–22 in / 50–56 cm 50–56
3M 22–24.5 in / 56–62 cm 62
6M 24.5–27 in / 62–68 cm 68
9M 27–29 in / 68–74 cm 74
12M 29–31.5 in / 74–80 cm 80
18M 31.5–34 in / 80–86 cm 86
24M / 2Y 34–36 in / 86–92 cm 92
Kids' sizes
Approximate age
Child's height
Common EU label
2Y 34–36 in / 86–92 cm 92
3–4Y 36–41 in / 92–104 cm 98–104
5–6Y 41–45.5 in / 104–116 cm 110–116
7–8Y 45.5–50.5 in / 116–128 cm 122–128
9–10Y 50.5–55 in / 128–140 cm 134–140
11–12Y 55–60 in / 140–152 cm 146–152
13–14Y 60–64.5 in / 152–164 cm 158–164
15–16Y 64.5–69.5 in / 164–176 cm 170–176
How to measure
Height: measure without shoes from the top of the head to the floor.
Chest: measure around the fullest part, keeping the tape level.
Waist: measure around the natural waist without pulling the tape tight.
Hips: measure around the fullest part with feet together.
Combined labels such as 98/104 or 3/4Y cover a range. If your child is near the top of that range or between sizes, compare measurements and consider the next size.
Still unsure?
Chat with our team and tell us the child's height or measurements, the brand, and the size you are considering.