Kids' Size Guide: How to Choose the Right Size

Choosing the right size for kids is not always easy: children grow fast and every brand measures a little differently. This guide explains how to read our size charts, how to measure and what to do when your child is between sizes. We also look at ripped and biker jeans for boys from our kids' collection.

How to read a kids' size chart

Our charts list sizes with measurements. Age is only a starting point: two children of the same age can need different sizes. Always compare the measurements in the chart with your child's actual measurements. See the kids' T-shirt size chart and the kids' swim shorts size chart.

How to measure

• Height: without shoes, standing straight against a wall.
• Chest: around the widest part, under the arms.
• Waist: around the natural waist, without pulling the tape tight.

You can also measure a piece that fits well now and compare it with the chart.

Between two sizes?

Look at where the room is missing. If the length is fine but the waist is tight, the bigger size is usually the better choice. Buying a lot bigger so it lasts longer often means a fit that does not work today.

Ripped and biker jeans for boys

Ripped and biker jeans give an easy everyday outfit a tougher look. Pair them with a plain tee or a hoodie and simple trainers. Example: Red Ripped Biker Jeans Kids.

FAQ

Can I choose a kids' size by age?

Age is a rough guide. Measurements give a more reliable result.

What if my child is between sizes?

Check whether the length or the width is the problem, then choose the size that fixes that without being too big elsewhere.

Can I return an item if the size is wrong?

Yes. You can return your order within 14 days.

For the next part of your outfit, read Christmas gifts for men and boys: ideas by budget and Who is My Brand? The brand and its official online store.