Sizing can vary across apparel, textiles and product formats. Use the measurements and fit notes on the individual product page as the source of truth, and compare them with an item you already own.
Browse productsA hoodie, a baby bodysuit, a blanket and a tote are measured in different ways. This guide explains how to read product measurements and what to check before ordering. Where a product has its own chart, that chart takes precedence over general guidance.
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Lay a similar garment flat and measure the points shown on the product’s size chart—often chest width, body length and sleeve length. Compare the garment measurements rather than relying only on a familiar letter size.
Use the item’s chartCheck the garment’s stated age or size range and the actual measurements. Fit can vary by brand and style; allow for the intended layer underneath and the child’s growth.
Check measurements, not age aloneFor blankets, towels, pillows and bedding, compare the listed finished dimensions with the space or existing item. Check whether measurements refer to the product itself or the package.
Compare finished dimensionsFor bags, drinkware and keepsake products, look for dimensions, volume and care notes. Consider what needs to fit inside or how the item will be displayed or used.
Product-specific dimensionsFinished dimensions of the finished piece. For other drinkware, the product page lists the exact dimensions and capacity.
| Size | Height | Diameter |
|---|---|---|
| 11 oz | 3.85 in / 9.8 cm | 3.35 in / 8.5 cm |
| 15 oz | 4.7 in / 12 cm | 3.35 in / 8.5 cm |
| 20 oz | 4.3 in / 10.9 cm | 3.7 in / 9.3 cm |
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Size labels are not universal. A medium in one style may not match a medium in another, so use the measurements for the exact product you are buying. Some charts describe the garment laid flat; others describe the body measurements the garment is designed to fit. Check the measurement labels before comparing numbers.
For a garment measured flat, lay a similar item you own on a level surface and compare the width and length. For body measurements, use a soft tape measure and keep it comfortably close to the body without pulling tight. If you are between sizes, follow the fit advice shown with that product.
Measurements are presented as published in the supplied product sizing information. Small production tolerances may occur. If an individual product page includes its own size chart, that chart takes precedence over this general guide.
Check the individual product notes and contact us before ordering if a measurement is unclear.
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