European children's clothing is sized by height in centimeters, not by age. That is the single biggest reason a "size 4" from a Dutch or Spanish label fits differently than a size 4T from an American store. This guide translates the numbers so you can order the right size the first time.

Baby sizes: centimeters to months

EU size (height)	US age
50	newborn
56	0 to 1 month
62	1 to 3 months
68	3 to 6 months
74	6 to 9 months
80	9 to 12 months
86	12 to 18 months
92	18 to 24 months

Kids sizes: centimeters to years

EU size (height)	US age
98	2 to 3 years
104	3 to 4 years
110	4 to 5 years
116	5 to 6 years
122	6 to 7 years
128	7 to 8 years
134	8 to 9 years
140	9 to 10 years
146	10 to 11 years
152	11 to 12 years

Shoes: EU to US kids

EU	US kids
19	4
20	5
21	5.5
22	6
23	7
24	8
25	8.5
26	9.5
27	10
28	11
29	11.5
30	12.5
31	13
32	1Y
33	2Y
34	3Y

Three practical rules

First, measure height, not age. A tall two year old often wears 98, a petite three year old may still wear 92. Height wins every time.

Second, when a child is between sizes, take the bigger one. European cuts run slimmer than most American brands, so the extra centimeters give room to grow without looking oversized.

Third, ask us. Tell us the piece you are looking at plus your child's height and weight, and we will measure the actual garment before you order. Email capuletkids@gmail.com, we answer within one business day.

If the size still misses

You have 14 days from delivery to ask for a return: email us with the order number first, and if the return is accepted we send a prepaid label. The piece comes back unworn, with tags, in its packaging. Refunds carry a 20 percent restocking fee, unless the item arrived damaged or wrong, then it is on us in full. The fastest exchange is a return plus a new order. Shipping is free on orders over $75, flat $8.95 below that, from Brooklyn with USPS.