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sizing on baby clothes-- wow


It is all over the place-could these people make a universal sizing chart. (for us new moms!)


gap- old navy- polo- lilly pulitzer -- vitamins baby- zutano -Gymboree- boo baby- icky baby- tea -- Carters --Little me- yo yo clothing -- lands end


is there a conversion chart to compare sizes or do you just figure it out quickly as a mom what runs big and TTS?


any brands off the top of your head that run large-- small or pretty true to size?



-- Edited by mikababy at 11:20, 2006-11-05

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I think you'll figure it out pretty quick, and most usually you buy bigger anyway. And fit varries depending on the baby too. But here's what I can tell you from experience:

Runs Small:
Baby Lulu
Zutano
Catamini
Olily - but I've had some varying experiences and some even run big

In general most of the european sizes seem to sun small.

TTS, But I still size up one size
Old Navy, most things fit pretty well
Gap
Polo
RL


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Yep, I started noticing the same thing...(course, I haven't been able to try anything on An Na Grace yet), but just holding up the "same" size in various brands is hilarious...totally different. 

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The sizing is so crazy...Jack is wearing 12 months clothes and he is about 8 months now!

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I'm with you guys, the sizing is insane. 


I think Gymboree runs pretty big, Old Navy fits my boy best but he is super long and kind of skinny.



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