My normal-sized kids fit the low ends of the range, and then a year later there's nothing in the store that fits them. I gave up shopping there, though I think the clothes are often really cute.

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Anonymous wrote:DD is an only child, so disposable clothes are ok. Im just wondering if she is size 6, should I order size 4-6y, or 6-7y?

Da fuq? You just ... THROW clothing away? Why not buy things that will hold up and then donate when finished? Do you completely not give a shit about the earth at all?
Just order one of each and see which fits her better.

I suspect this was in response to the PP, who pointed out that the quality is terrible, and can't be handed down. OP didn't ask for clarification about quality, just sizing. I don't think anyone should be surprised that a $4.99 dress likely won't last for multiple children.

OP, I've found their clothes to be wildly inconsistent, but in general I think the boys' clothes are cut bigger, especially t-shirt, while the girls' clothes are more fitting. The sleeves tend to run long, though. The clothes are cute, but the store is so messy, I usually just pass.

Anonymous wrote:DD is an only child, so disposable clothes are ok. Im just wondering if she is size 6, should I order size 4-6y, or 6-7y?

Wow, that's pretty terrible.

My son is 5.5. The 4 - 6 shirts have been too short and boxy. The size up is HUGE, as in halfway down his thighs. So, we only buy pants there...I buy 2 sizes of everything -- and only the pants w/internal tabs -- because it is a complete toss up if any will fit. Btw, Zara also has decent kid clothes -- pants, that is, their Ts are crap. They run pretty slim compared to H&M, which is good for my son who is slim and long legged. I buy his Ts from places like Gap boys dept.