Size guide

A LITTLE ROOM. A LOT OF COMFORT.

Find their
comfortable fit.

Long sleeves. Full-length trousers. Made for little stretches and slow mornings.

Compare the measurements below with a similar set your child already loves.

ABC

The long-sleeve top.

A · Chest width: straight across, 2 cm below the armholes.
B · Top length: from the highest shoulder point beside the neck to the hem.
C · Sleeve length: from the shoulder seam to the sleeve edge.

DE

The full-length trouser.

D · Relaxed waist: straight across the waistband, without stretching.
E · Total length: from the top of the waistband to the bottom hem.

All measurements are in centimetres and refer to the garment laid flat, not your child’s body. Chest, waist and hip widths are measured across one side. Double these widths to calculate the garment circumference.

Long-sleeve top · cm
Size A · Chest width B · Top length C · Sleeve length
2–3Y 31 40 39
4–5Y 33 43 42
6–7Y 35 47 46
8–9Y 38 51 50
10–11Y 41 55 54
Full-length trousers · cm
Size D · Relaxed waist width Hip width E · Total length
2–3Y 24 34 62
4–5Y 26 36 69
6–7Y 28 38 76
8–9Y 30 40 83
10–11Y 32 42 89

Lengths include the finished sleeve edge or trouser hem; trouser length also includes the waistband. Measurements are approximate. Age labels are a guide, as every child grows differently.

Measure a favourite.

Lay a well-fitting top and pair of trousers on a flat surface. Smooth them gently without stretching, then measure using the diagrams above. Compare garment with garment for the clearest guide.

Between sizes?

Check both width and length rather than choosing by age alone. For help, send us your child’s height and the measurements of a well-fitting set.