Kids clothing size converter for children’s sizes across US, UK, Europe, and Australia. Use this children’s clothing size chart to compare age-based and height-based sizing and find the closest equivalent size for jackets, coats, trousers, t-shirts, blouses, and sweaters.
Use this kids clothing size converter to compare children’s clothing sizes across the systems shown in WearView’s international chart. It is useful when a store lists US, UK, European, or Australian kids’ sizes differently and you want a quick reference for jackets, coats, trousers, t-shirts, blouses, and sweaters.
US, UK, and Australian children’s clothing sizes are age-based, while European sizes are based on height in centimeters. That makes the European column especially useful when your child is tall or short for their age and you want a more reliable cross-check before buying online.
Data based on an international children’s size conversion chart for jackets, coats, trousers, t-shirts, blouses, and sweaters.
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Children’s international size chart
US, UK, and Australian children’s clothing sizes are age-based. European sizes are based on the child’s height in centimeters. Click any row to highlight the matching size set.
Kids Clothing Size Converter FAQ
It compares children’s clothing sizes across the systems shown in WearView’s chart for jackets, coats, trousers, t-shirts, blouses, and sweaters. The converter currently covers the children’s range shown in the source table, roughly from 2T through 12.
Choose the age group, select the source size system, and pick the child’s size. The converter then shows the equivalent size in the target system and highlights the matching row in the chart so you can compare the full set of international values at a glance.
European children’s clothing sizes are usually based on the child’s height in centimeters instead of age. That is often more reliable than age-only sizing because children of the same age can have very different heights and proportions.
In US children’s sizing, the T stands for toddler. These sizes are typically cut for younger children and are followed by regular kids’ sizes such as 5, 6, 7, and up.
No. Children’s clothing sizes vary a lot by brand, garment type, and fit preference. Use the chart as a starting point, then compare your child’s actual height and the retailer’s own measurements whenever possible.
