HOW TO MEASURE THE FOOT OF YOUR CHILD IN 30 SECONDS AT HOME:
How much does a child's foot grow?
Up to the age of two, children's feet normally grow 2 cm per year.
Between two and three years of age approximately by 1.5 cm per year and thereafter, up to that the child is around 11 the foot usually grows with 10 mm per year.
Be sure to measure the child's feet before ordering and measure both left and right foot as one of them is usually up to 0,5 cm longer than the other.
Please make sure to measure the foot of your child as our sizes refer to an European Standard Size chart (where the sizes run larger than those of many Swedish shoe brands).
SIZE INNER MEASUREMENT OF SHOE |
Size help:
A child's foot is constantly growing and to allow room to grow, you should choose a Winter Boot which inner dimensions are 2-2,5 cm larger than the foot. 2,5 cm larger is to recommend if you want to be able to use a thick sock in them.
Example: If your child's foot is 11,5 cm, size 21 should be perfect for your little one and allow space to grow in. Always measure the foot before ordering.
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SIZE INNER MEASUREMENT OF SHOE |
Size help:
The sneaker should have a snug fit due to its slip-on design but we recommend that you allow for approximately 1-1,5 cm to grow in.
Example: If your child's foot is 16 cm, size 25 should be perfect and allow space to grow in. Always measure the foot before ordering.
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Astrid Collection
Vacay Collection
Chill Collection
~ AGE REFERENCE INNER MEASUREMENT OF SANDAL
Size advice: Order a sandal that has a maximum 1-1,5 cm longer inner measurement than the length of your child's foot.
For this sandal model, more space than 1-1,5 cm will make the sandal too big.
Example: If your child's foot is 12,5 cm, size 12-18 MONTHS (13.5 CM) should be perfect for your little one and allow space to grow in.
Please remember that the Age Reference is only a reference for what segment is usually buying which size. Always measure the foot before ordering.
The Little Traveller Collection:
~ AGE REFERENCE INNER MEASUREMENT OF SANDAL
Size Advice for traveller:
If your child´s foot is 11.5 cm - go for a size 18-24 MONTHS. Take the measurement of your child´s foot and add ~ 2 cm and it will give you the correct size for which sandal to order.Little Gardener Collection:
~ AGE REFERENCE INNER MEASUREMENT OF SANDAL
Size advice for the Beach & Gardener: Order a shoe that has a 1-1.5 cm longer inner measurement than the length of your child's foot.
Example: If your child's foot is 12 cm, size 12-18 MONTHS (13.5 CM) should be perfect for your little one and allow space to grow in.
Please remember that the Age Reference is only a reference for what segment is usually buying which size. Always measure the foot before ordering.
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Barefoot Collection Mocs
Age of child MEASUREMENT OF MOC
0-6 MONTHS 11 CM |
6-12 MONTHS 12 CM |
Size advice: Order a moc that has a 1-1.5 cm longer inner measurement than the length of your child's foot.
MOCS - all except for Little Adventurer & the NEW Barefoot Collection:
Age of child MEASUREMENT OF MOC
3-6 MONTHS 11.5 CM |
6-12 MONTHS 12.5 CM |
Size advice: Order a moc that has a 1-1.5 cm longer inner measurement than the length of your child's foot.
Example: If your child's foot is 12 cm, size 12-18 MONTHS (13.5 CM) should be perfect for your little one and allow space to grow in.
Please remember that the Age Reference is only a reference for what segment is usually buying which size. Always measure the foot before ordering.
Little Adventurer Collection Mocs
Age of child MEASUREMENT OF MOC
Size advice: Order a moc that has a 1-1.5 cm longer inner measurement than the length of your child's foot.
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Size Guide:
The following guidelines are what age groups the caps usually fit to:
44-46 cm: 0 ~ 9 months
48-50 cm: 6 months ~ 24 months
52-54 cm: 2 ~ 9 years
56-58: Adult & children above ~ 9 years