Size Guide

Finding the right fit for a growing baby isn't always straightforward — they double in size in the first year alone. This guide gives you the standard weight and height ranges for each size, plus the exact garment measurements for every style we make.

How our sizes work

Our sizes follow standard baby age ranges, calibrated to fit the way babies actually grow. When in doubt, size up — bamboo has natural stretch, and a slightly roomy fit means longer wear.

General size chart

Use your baby's current weight and height as the starting point — age is just a rough indicator.

Size Weight Height Age (guideline)
Newborn (NB) Up to 8 lbs / 3.6 kg Up to 21.5" / 55 cm 0 weeks
0–3M 8–12.5 lbs / 3.6–5.7 kg 21.5–24" / 55–61 cm 0–3 months
3–6M 12.5–17 lbs / 5.7–7.7 kg 24–26.5" / 61–67 cm 3–6 months
6–9M 17–21 lbs / 7.7–9.5 kg 26.5–28.5" / 67–72 cm 6–9 months
9–12M 21–24 lbs / 9.5–10.9 kg 28.5–30.5" / 72–78 cm 9–12 months
12–18M 24–28 lbs / 10.9–12.7 kg 30.5–32.5" / 78–83 cm 12–18 months

These ranges are guidelines based on standard North American baby sizing charts. Every baby grows differently — the garment measurements below are the source of truth for actual fit.

Bamboo Zippered Romper

Garment measurements laid flat. Actual dimensions may vary by up to ±1 cm.

Size Full Length Chest Width Sleeve Length
NB 50 cm / 19.7" 22.5 cm / 8.9" 26.1 cm / 10.3"
0–3M 54 cm / 21.3" 23 cm / 9.1" 29.5 cm / 11.6"
3–6M 58 cm / 22.8" 23.5 cm / 9.3" 31 cm / 12.2"
6–9M 62 cm / 24.4" 24 cm / 9.4" 32.5 cm / 12.8"
9–12M 66 cm / 26.0" 24.5 cm / 9.6" 34.5 cm / 13.6"
12–18M 71 cm / 28.0" 25 cm / 9.8" 37 cm / 14.6"

How to measure

If you'd rather compare to a garment you already own, lay it flat on a hard surface and use a soft measuring tape:

  • Full Length — from the top of the shoulder to the hem
  • Chest Width — across the chest, from underarm to underarm
  • Sleeve Length — from the shoulder seam to the cuff

Still not sure?

When in doubt, size up. Bamboo stretches, babies grow fast, and a slightly loose fit is much more comfortable than one that's too small.

Have a question about a specific style? Reach out — we're always happy to help.