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PatPat Size Chart

Baby, kids, women, men, plus size and pets — every size chart we publish, in inches and centimetres.

PatPat sells baby clothes sized by month, toddler and kids clothes sized by age or by US number, adult clothes sized by letter, plus sizes on a second letter system, and pet pajamas sized by neck — six ways of naming a size, several of which turn up inside a single matching set.

This page puts all of them in one place. Every figure below is the same data the size chart on each product page uses — read straight out of it, not retyped and not borrowed from anywhere else. Nothing on this page comes from another retailer, a generic conversion table or an industry standard: if we do not cut to it, it is not here.

On this page

23
size charts — baby, girls, boys, women, men, plus size and pets
IN / CM
every measurement published in both units, from the same pattern data
1,535
products covered by a measurement chart — everything we sell except socks and one-size accessories
7
ways we name a size, set out side by side below

What This Size Chart Covers

Every chart open at once

On a product page the size chart sits behind a click and shows you one tab at a time. Buying a matching set means checking four or five of them against each other. Here they are all laid out, so you can line up an adult M against a 12–13Y and see exactly where a tall eleven-year-old lands.

Both units, no mental arithmetic

Every measurement is published in inches and in centimetres. The centimetre figures are our own, not a conversion we did on the inch column — they come from the same pattern data, so rounding never drifts between the two.

The size names decoded

2T and 2Y are not the same label, XXL and 2XL are not the same garment, and M(9-10Y) is a kids size that looks like an adult one. All six naming systems we use are set out below with the measurements that actually separate them.

Which sizes we stock deeply

A size chart tells you what we cut. It does not tell you how much of it there is. The stock section counts, from live inventory, how many products currently offer each size — so you know before you fall for something that the size you need is a thin one.

Every PatPat Size Chart: Baby, Toddler, Kids, Women and Men

Choose the product line, then who it is for. Switch between inches and centimetres, and on the family range between body measurements and international conversions.

Every figure in these tables is read directly from the size chart that opens on the product page. Switch the product type to see which charts apply to it, the family member to change the pattern, and IN/CM to change units.
Product line
Chart
Units
Matching Family Outfits · Women · Body · inches
SizeHeight (in)Weight (lbs)Chest (in)Waist (in)Hips (in)
XS61-63115-12831.5-3324.5-2634-36
S63-65123-13733.5-3526-2835-38
M65-67132-14635.5-37.528-3038-40
L67-69141-15438-4030.5-3340-42.5
XL69-71150-16340.5-4333.5-3642.5-45
XXL71-73158-17243.5-4636-38.545-48
XXXL71-73167.5-18546-48.540-41.548-50.8
About the pet sizes. Our dog clothes size chart works differently from the rest: the dog pieces sold inside matching family sets are cut to neck and weight, not to chest and length. Measure the neck where a collar sits. Both pet sizes are published above, and they are the only sizes we draft that are not for a person.
Matching Family Outfits · 693 products

The matching family range — one product cut across women, men, girls, boys, babies, plus sizes and pets at the same time. It is the only line that carries all seven charts, because it is the only line where seven people buy from one page.

Toddler & Kids Clothes · 591 products

Single-child clothing for toddlers and older kids, including the girls and boys ranges. Girls and boys are cut to separate patterns from roughly 6 years up — below that the two charts are identical.

Baby & Toddler Clothes · 251 products

Baby clothing sized by month from newborn to 18–24 months, across baby girl and baby boy. Newborn is the only size in the whole catalogue drafted to weight and height alone, with no chest or waist figure.

Size Chart by Height: What 90, 110 and 140 Mean in US Sizes

If the label on a garment you already own reads 90, 110 or 140, that number is the height in centimetres it was cut for. Read down to that height and across.

Numeric size labels are a height in centimetres, so a height is all you need to place one against our range. The rows below are built from our own pattern heights — the same centimetre ranges shown in the charts above — which is why some heights land on two sizes at once. Where that happens both are listed with their ranges, and the child's actual height decides. Weight matters more than age for babies, so for anything under two, check the weight column in the baby chart as well.

Above 163.8 cm we no longer cut a kids size. The adult column shows where an older teen picks up on the women's chart, which starts at 154.9 cm — the two overlap by about nine centimetres, and either will fit a tall thirteen-year-old.

Every range below is read from our own size charts — the same data the size chart on a product page uses.
HeightHeight (in)ChartPatPat sizeUSOur range for itAdult equivalent
50 cm19.7BabyNewbornNB45.7–55.9
55 cm21.7Baby
Baby
Newborn
0-3 M
NB
3M
45.7–55.9
55.9–61.0
56 cm22.0Baby
Baby
Newborn
0-3 M
NB
3M
45.7–55.9
55.9–61.0
60 cm23.6Baby
Baby
0-3 M
3-6 M
3M
6M
55.9–61.0
61.0–68.6
62 cm24.4Baby
Baby
0-3 M
3-6 M
3M
6M
55.9–61.0
61.0–68.6
65 cm25.6Baby3-6 M6M61.0–68.6
68 cm26.8Baby
Baby
3-6 M
6-9 M
6M
9M
61.0–68.6
68.6–73.7
70 cm27.6Baby6-9 M9M68.6–73.7
74 cm29.1Baby
Baby
6-9 M
9-12 M
9M
12M
68.6–73.7
73.7–78.7
75 cm29.5Baby9-12 M12M73.7–78.7
80 cm31.5Baby12-18 M18M78.7–83.8
85 cm33.5Baby
Kids
18-24 M
2 Y
24M
2T
83.8–88.9
83.8–88.9
86 cm33.9Baby
Kids
18-24 M
2 Y
24M
2T
83.8–88.9
83.8–88.9
90 cm35.4Kids3 Y3T88.9–99.1
92 cm36.2Kids3 Y3T88.9–99.1
95 cm37.4Kids3 Y3T88.9–99.1
98 cm38.6Kids3 Y3T88.9–99.1
100 cm39.4Kids
Kids
3 Y
3-4 Y
3T
4T
88.9–99.1
99.1–104.1
104 cm40.9Kids
Kids
3-4 Y
4-5 Y
4T
5T
99.1–104.1
104.1–111.8
105 cm41.3Kids
Kids
3-4 Y
4-5 Y
4T
5T
99.1–104.1
104.1–111.8
110 cm43.3Kids4-5 Y5T104.1–111.8
115 cm45.3Kids5-6 Y6111.8–116.8
116 cm45.7Kids
Kids
5-6 Y
6-7 Y
6
7
111.8–116.8
116.8–121.9
120 cm47.2Kids6-7 Y7116.8–121.9
122 cm48.0Kids
Kids
6-7 Y
7-8 Y
7
8
116.8–121.9
121.9–129.5
125 cm49.2Kids7-8 Y8121.9–129.5
128 cm50.4Kids7-8 Y8121.9–129.5
130 cm51.2Kids
Kids
7-8 Y
8-9 Y
8
9
121.9–129.5
129.5–134.6
134 cm52.8Kids
Kids
8-9 Y
9-10 Y
9
10
129.5–134.6
134.6–139.7
135 cm53.1Kids
Kids
8-9 Y
9-10 Y
9
10
129.5–134.6
134.6–139.7
140 cm55.1Kids
Kids
9-10 Y
10-11 Y
10
11
134.6–139.7
139.7–144.8
145 cm57.1Kids
Kids
10-11 Y
11-12 Y
11
12
139.7–144.8
144.8–152.4
146 cm57.5Kids11-12 Y12144.8–152.4
150 cm59.1Kids11-12 Y12144.8–152.4
152 cm59.8Kids
Kids
11-12 Y
12-13 Y
12
13
144.8–152.4
152.4–157.5
155 cm61.0Kids12-13 Y13152.4–157.5XS
158 cm62.2Kids
Kids
12-13 Y
13-14 Y
13
14
152.4–157.5
157.5–163.8
XS
160 cm63.0Kids13-14 Y14157.5–163.8S
164 cm64.6Kids13-14 Y14157.5–163.8S
165 cm65.0Kids13-14 Y14157.5–163.8S
170 cm66.9M

Size Chart Labels: 2T, Youth Medium, XXL and Plus Size

Six ways of naming a size, counted across everything currently in stock. Two of them look alike and are not.

SystemLooks likeWhat it isProducts
By monthNewborn, 0-3M, 3-6M, 6-9M, 9-12M, 12-18M, 18-24MBaby clothing. Drafted to height and weight; the month name is shorthand, not a promise. Order to the weight — babies of the same age differ by several pounds.590
By age2Y, 3Y, 3-4Y, 4-5Y … 13-14YThe main system for toddler and kids clothing, and the one used for the child pieces in matching family sets. Each age carries a US equivalent in the chart above.1138
US toddler numbers2T, 3T, 4T, 5TThe same garments as 2Y–4-5Y, labelled the American way. 2T is not 2Y-then-T: our 2Y and 2T are the identical draft, 83.8–88.9 cm. Which label appears depends on the product.134
US kids numbers6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12Used on some kids products instead of ages, and on the child pieces of certain family sets. US 6 is our 5-6Y, US 10 is our 9-10Y — read across the US column in the chart above.94
Adult lettersXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL — and plus size 0XL–4XLTwo separate adult systems. The standard chart runs XS to XXXL. The plus-size chart runs 0XL to 4XL against US 14W–22W and is a fuller cut, not simply a larger one. A plus-size 2XL and a standard XXL are different garments.685
Pet sizesS(Pets), L(Pets)Dog pieces inside matching sets, drafted to neck circumference and body weight.119
A seventh appears on a small number of kids products: the youth letters XS(5-6Y), S(7-8Y), M(9-10Y), L(11-12Y), XL(13-14Y). They carry the age in the label precisely because the letters alone would be read as adult sizes — it is a youth size chart by age, wearing letters. An M(9-10Y) is our 9-10Y kids draft, and it is nowhere near an adult M.

How to Measure Your Body for the Size Chart

Five measurements build the body measurement chart every size chart above reads against. A soft tape and two minutes.

Woman measuring her bust with a tape measure held level under the arms1

Bust

With arms relaxed down at the sides, measure the fullest part of the bust, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.

Woman measuring her natural waistline with a tape measure2

Waist

Measure around your natural waistline, which is the smallest area of the waist.

Woman measuring the fullest part of her hips with a tape measure3

Hips

Stand with feet together. Keep the tape straight and parallel to the floor. Measure around the fullest part.

Side view of a woman measuring leg length from hip bone to ankle4

Leg length

Stand shoeless on a flat surface and measure from the side of your hip bone to the inside of your ankle using a measuring tape.

Side view of a woman standing against a wall beside a vertical tape measure to check height5

Height

Remove shoes, stand against a wall with your back touching it, ensuring your heels, buttocks, shoulders, and the back of your head make contact with the wall.

Measure over light clothing rather than a jumper, and keep the tape snug but not pulled tight. If someone falls between two sizes, size up — everything we make has ease built in, and a child gets a second season out of the larger one.

Size Chart vs Stock: Which Sizes We Actually Carry

The part a size chart cannot tell you. Counted from live stock across everything currently on sale.

Counted from live stock on 2026-09-04

Baby · by month517 products

Newborn61
0-3M258
3-6M458
6-9M517
9-12M501
12-18M502
18-24M132

Toddler · US133 products

2T133
3T131
4T120
5T96

Kids · by age951 products

2Y912
3Y257
3-4Y951
4-5Y895
5-6Y233
6-7Y665
7-8Y56
8-9Y721
9-10Y107
10-11Y133
11-12Y63
12-13Y110

Kids · US numbers89 products

689
742
872
942
1081
1140
1240

Kids · youth letters30 products

XS(5-6Y)30
S(7-8Y)30
M(9-10Y)30
L(11-12Y)30
XL(13-14Y)30

Women417 products

XS21
S410
M410
L414
XL417
2XL162
3XL103
4XL25

Men468 products

S54
M447
L395
XL427
2XL468
3XL71
4XL5

Pets107 products

S(Pets)87
L(Pets)107
Pet11

Sizes in the middle of each run are deep and the ends are thin. That is ordinary for apparel, but it changes the order you should shop in. If everyone you are buying for lands in the middle, choose on style alone. If one person needs an end size — a women's XS or 4XL, a men's S or 4XL, a newborn — start from that size and let the rest of the choice follow it.

Two numbers are worth reading twice. Men's S sits on far fewer products than men's M, because most of our menswear is sold inside matching family sets where the adult men's cut starts higher. And 18-24M is thin against the rest of the baby run for the opposite reason — at that point the toddler range takes over, and the same child is better served by a 2Y or 2T.

One gap is worth naming outright. We draft a 13-14Y, and it appears in the charts above, but no product currently carries that label. The size itself has not gone anywhere: the 30 products using youth letters sell it as XL(13-14Y), cut to the same measurements. If you are shopping for a thirteen-year-old, that is the label to look for.

These counts are a snapshot, not a live feed. Stock moves daily, and a size shown here as deep can still be sold out on the one product you want. Treat the bars as a guide to where the range is comfortable and where it is tight.

Socks, Hats and Accessories: The Products Without a Size Chart

The one part of the catalogue with no measurement chart behind it — because these items are not cut to one.

Socks · 8 products

Single pairs use the same bands as the clothing they go under — 0-3M, 3-6M, 6-9M, 9-12M, 12-18M, 18-24M, 2-3Y. Multipacks are cut wider and cover two or three of those bands at once: 0-6 M, 0-12 M, 6-12 M, 12-24 M, 1-3Y, 3-5Y, 5-7Y, 7-9Y, 9-11Y. There is no foot measurement either way; a sock band means the same age as a clothing band of the same name.

One size · 19 products

Hats, headbands, sunglasses and hair clips are cut to one size with stretch or an adjustable fit, so they carry no chart. Browse them in accessories.

Why there is no shoe chart

Because we do not make shoes. The only footwear-adjacent products we sell are grip socks, and those are sized by month like the rest of the baby range. We would rather leave the gap visible than publish a chart for something you cannot buy here.

Where the Size Chart Gets Misread

Ordering the letter you usually order

The single most common mis-order. Letters move between brands; centimetres do not. Our women's M is a 90.2–95.3 cm chest and our men's M is a 38.5–41 in chest — if that is not where you actually measure, the letter you are used to is the wrong one here.

Reading 2T as “two years, toddler cut”

It is simply the American label for the same garment we also sell as 2Y: 83.8–88.9 cm, 28–30 lb. Which of the two labels a product carries depends on the product, not on the fit. If you have bought a 2Y from us and it fitted, a 2T fits identically.

Assuming every size exists on every product

The charts show the full range we draft to. No single product offers all of it. Women's 4XL and XS and men's 4XL in particular sit on a handful of products each. If you need an end size, start from the size rather than from the print.

Size Chart and Fit Questions

What size is 90 in kids' clothes?

A garment labelled 90 is cut for a child about 90 cm tall. On our charts that lands in 3Y, which we draft for 88.9–99.1 cm and label US 3T. The same logic works for any number on a label: 110 falls in our 4-5Y (US 5T, 104.1–111.8 cm), 130 sits on the line between 7-8Y and 8-9Y, and 140 between 9-10Y and 10-11Y. The height table above lists every step with our own ranges, so you can place a child by their actual height rather than by the number on an old label.

Is 2T the same as 2Y?

On PatPat, yes — identical draft, two labels. Both are cut for 83.8–88.9 cm and 28–30 lb, with a 20.5–21 in chest. Which of the two appears depends on the product line: the toddler and kids range uses 2T, 3T, 4T, 5T, while matching family sets and most single-child items use 2Y, 3Y, 3-4Y and so on. If a 2Y has fitted your child, order the 2T without hesitating.

What size is a youth medium?

On the small number of our kids products that use youth letters, M(9-10Y) is our 9-10Y kids draft: 134.6–139.7 cm tall, 71–84 lb, with a 27.5–28.5 in chest for girls. The age is printed inside the label precisely because the letter on its own gets read as an adult size. The full set runs XS(5-6Y), S(7-8Y), M(9-10Y), L(11-12Y) and XL(13-14Y), and each one matches the kids size of the same age.

My baby is between two month sizes. Which do I order?

Go by weight, not by age. Every baby size on our chart carries a weight range as well as a height — 0-3M is 9–13 lb, 6-9M is 17–21 lb, 12-18M is 25–28 lb — and babies of the same age differ far more in weight than in length. If a baby sits on a boundary, take the larger size: sleepwear and bodysuits are cut with ease, and the larger one is wearable for longer.

Why is there no chest measurement for Newborn?

Because we do not publish one. The Newborn size is drafted to height and weight only — 18–22 in and 6–9 lb — and the chest, waist and hip cells are genuinely empty in our own chart. Rather than fill them with an estimate, we show them as blank. Every other size in the catalogue has all five figures.

What is the difference between XXL and 2XL?

They belong to two different charts. Our standard adult chart runs XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL. Our plus-size chart runs 0XL to 4XL against US 14W–22W and is a fuller cut rather than a straight scale-up — a plus-size 2XL is US 18W with a 43.7–46.1 in chest and a 46.1–48.4 in hip. Both charts are published above. Match on your chest and hip measurement and the letters stop mattering.

How large do the adult sizes go?

The women's chart runs to XXXL (46–48.5 in chest, 48–50.8 in hip) and the plus-size chart to 4XL (US 22W). The men's chart runs to XXXL, a 48–50.5 in chest. That is what we draft; what is actually on sale is narrower. Right now women's 4XL appears on 25 products and men's 4XL on five, against 417 products carrying women's XL. If you need the top of the range, start from the size and work towards a print.

What sizes do the pet pajamas come in?

Two, and they are measured differently from everything else on this page. S(Pets) is cut for a 9.8–16.5 in neck and an 8.8–39.5 lb dog; L(Pets) for a 16.5–20.5 in neck and a 39.5–70.5 lb dog. Measure the neck where a collar sits rather than at the shoulders. L(Pets) is stocked more widely, on 107 products against 87 for S(Pets).

Do girls' and boys' sizes differ?

Not until about six years old. From 2Y through 5-6Y the two charts are cell-for-cell identical. They separate from 6-7Y upward, and the gap widens with age: at 13-14Y the girls' chest is 32.5–34 in against 33–35 in for boys, and the waists differ by roughly two and a half inches. Below six, order either — you are ordering the same pattern.

Where do kids' sizes stop and adult sizes start?

They overlap. Our largest kids size, 13-14Y, is drafted for 157.5–163.8 cm, and the women's chart opens at XS for 154.9–160.0 cm. A teenager anywhere between 154.9 and 163.8 cm genuinely fits both, so choose on chest measurement: the 13-14Y is cut for a narrower chest than a women's XS. Above 163.8 cm there is no kids size and the adult chart is the only one that applies.

Are these the same charts I see on the product page?

They are the same data, read out of the same source. The size chart that opens on a product page is generated from our pattern data, and this page is built from that data directly rather than retyped. Nothing here comes from another retailer or a generic conversion table. What this page adds is that you can see all of the charts at once, in both units, plus how deeply each size is stocked — none of which fits inside a pop-up.

Do you have a separate size chart for Christmas pajamas?

The measurements are the same, because Christmas pajamas are cut on the same patterns as the rest of the matching family range. What differs is availability — a seasonal collection does not carry every size on every print. If you are buying for the whole family at once, the Christmas pajama size guide sets the same charts against live stock for that collection and shows which sizes are thin before you commit to a print.

Sizes settled? It's Christmas pajama season. Matching sets sell down one size at a time rather than all at once, so ordering early is what keeps the full size range open for everyone you are buying for.

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