Kids' Fleece Jacket Size Guide

Kids’ fleece jacket

Choose their size

Start with your child’s height, then compare the finished jacket measurements with a jacket they already wear comfortably. Age is a guide only.

Store size 1–2Y
Garment label 90
Child height 31.5–35.4 in 80–90 cm
Finished jacket measurements
Chest25.2 in
Length15.4 in
Sleeve12.2 in
Shoulder10.6 in
Store size 3–4Y
Garment label 100
Child height 35.4–39.4 in 90–100 cm
Finished jacket measurements
Chest26.8 in
Length16.1 in
Sleeve13.0 in
Shoulder11.4 in
Store size 4–5Y
Garment label 110
Child height 39.4–43.3 in 100–110 cm
Finished jacket measurements
Chest28.3 in
Length17.3 in
Sleeve14.2 in
Shoulder12.2 in
Store size 5–6Y
Garment label 120
Child height 43.3–47.2 in 110–120 cm
Finished jacket measurements
Chest30.7 in
Length18.5 in
Sleeve15.4 in
Shoulder13.0 in
Store size 7–8Y
Garment label 130
Child height 47.2–51.2 in 120–130 cm
Finished jacket measurements
Chest32.3 in
Length19.7 in
Sleeve15.7 in
Shoulder13.8 in
Store size 9–10Y
Garment label 140
Child height 51.2–55.1 in 130–140 cm
Finished jacket measurements
Chest33.9 in
Length20.9 in
Sleeve17.3 in
Shoulder14.2 in
Store size 11–12Y
Garment label 150
Child height 55.1–59.1 in 140–150 cm
Finished jacket measurements
Chest35.4 in
Length22.4 in
Sleeve18.5 in
Shoulder14.6 in
About sizing: the age shown is a guide. The number shown as the garment label (90, 100, 110, 120, 130, 140 or 150) is the supplier’s label code and is not a US size or a child body measurement. Measure your child’s height barefoot from the floor to the top of the head, then compare the finished jacket measurements with a jacket that already fits comfortably.

How to measure the jacket

Lay a jacket that fits your child flat, then compare it with the finished jacket measurements shown above.

Child’s jacket diagram showing shoulder, chest, length and sleeve measurement lines
1 Shoulder: seam to seam 2 Chest: flat width × 2 3 Length: shoulder to hem 4 Sleeve: shoulder to cuff

Finished jacket measurements are garment measurements, not child body measurements. Inch measurements are converted from the supplier’s centimeter measurements and rounded to the nearest 0.1 inch. Allow approximately 1–3 cm (about 0.4–1.2 in) for normal manual measuring differences.

Child-height centimeter ranges are the reference values. Their inch equivalents are rounded to the nearest 0.1 inch. If your child falls exactly on a boundary between two sizes, compare the finished jacket measurements and the layers they will wear underneath.