Kids Size Chart by Height, Weight, and Baby Clothes Size Chart

What size should I get for my child?

Understanding the right size for your child is crucial. Typically, kids' clothing sizes are based on the average height and weight for their age. If your child is taller or thinner than average, we recommend sizing up for a better fit. For cotton items and coats, sizing up is advisable, while maintaining your size for swimsuits, special events, and occasion wear. Note that sizing may vary among brands, and some may offer only even-numbered sizes, in which case, we suggest sizing up to the next size.

Dealing with Growth Spurts:

Children often experience growth spurts, especially during the tween years. To ensure prolonged wear, we recommend sizing up, considering potential growth. For 100% cotton items like t-shirts and leggings, account for possible shrinkage in the wash. Coats and outerwear should accommodate bulky sweaters and layers. Check your child's sleeve length; if the cuff rises above the wrist, the jacket is too small.

Swimsuit Fit:

For kids' swimsuits, we advise staying at your size. A snug fit is preferable, as larger sizes may sag once in the water. A well-fitted swimsuit provides better comfort and performance for your child.

In Between Sizes:

If your child falls between sizes, sizing up is generally recommended. This ensures the right length, even if the waist is perfect. Children grow quickly, and they'll soon grow into the next size. If uncertain about sizing or fit, feel free to reach out to us at customerservice@fragileeccentrics.com or call 1-512-436-3837. We're here to offer sizing and fit guidance.

Kids Weight, Height, and Baby Clothes Size Chart