What does 13Y 152–158 cm mean?
13Y means the size is designed for a 13-year-old. The numbers 152–158 cm indicate the height range the garment fits — so if your child is between 152 and 158 cm tall, this is their size.
Not sure what size to order? Enter your child's age or height and instantly see their clothing size across EU, US, UK and FR/IT systems — plus shoe sizes by age for easy reference.
| Age | Height (cm) | Height (in) | EU size | US size | UK size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Newborn | 50–56 cm | 20–22 in | 50–56 | NB | Newborn |
| 0–3 months | 56–62 cm | 22–24 in | 56–62 | 0–3M | 0–3M |
| 3–6 months | 62–68 cm | 24–27 in | 62–68 | 3–6M | 3–6M |
| 6–9 months | 68–74 cm | 27–29 in | 68–74 | 6–9M | 6–9M |
| 9–12 months | 74–80 cm | 29–31 in | 74–80 | 9–12M | 9–12M |
| 12–18 months | 80–86 cm | 31–34 in | 80–86 | 12–18M | 12–18M |
| 18–24 months | 86–92 cm | 34–36 in | 86–92 | 18–24M / 2T | 18–24M |
| 2–3 years | 92–98 cm | 36–39 in | 92–98 | 2T–3T | 2–3Y |
| 3–4 years | 98–104 cm | 39–41 in | 98–104 | 4T | 3–4Y |
| 4–5 years | 104–110 cm | 41–43 in | 104–110 | 5 | 4–5Y |
| 5–6 years | 110–116 cm | 43–46 in | 110–116 | 6 | 5–6Y |
| 6–7 years | 116–122 cm | 46–48 in | 116–122 | 6X–7 | 6–7Y |
| 7–8 years | 122–128 cm | 48–50 in | 122–128 | 7–8 | 7–8Y |
| 8–9 years | 128–134 cm | 50–53 in | 128–134 | 8–9 | 8–9Y |
| 9–10 years | 134–140 cm | 53–55 in | 134–140 | 10 | 9–10Y |
| 10–11 years | 140–146 cm | 55–57 in | 140–146 | 11 | 10–11Y |
| 11–12 years | 146–152 cm | 57–60 in | 146–152 | 12 / 14 | 11–12Y |
| 12–13 years | 152–158 cm | 60–62 in | 152–158 | 14 | 12–13Y |
| 13–14 years | 158–164 cm | 62–65 in | 158–164 | 16 | 13–14Y |
Different brands cut their clothing differently. Here's how our EU sizes roughly compare to popular brand labelling.
| Height | Age | Zara Kids | H&M Kids | Next | Boden |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 cm | Newborn | — | <0–1M | Newborn | Newborn |
| 56 cm | 0–1M | — | 0–1M | 0–3M | 0–3M |
| 62 cm | 1–3M | — | 2–4M | 0–3M | 0–3M |
| 68 cm | 3–6M | 3–6M | 4–6M | 3–6M | 3–6M |
| 74 cm | 6–9M | 6–9M | 6–9M | 6–9M | 6–9M |
| 80 cm | 9–12M | 9–12M | 9–12M | 9–12M | 9–12M |
| 86 cm | 12–18M | 12–18M | 12–18M | 12–18M | 12–18M |
| 92 cm | 18–24M | 1½–2Y | 1½–2Y | 1.5–2Y | 18–24M |
| 98 cm | 2–3Y | 2–3Y | 2–3Y | 2–3Y | 2–3Y |
| 104 cm | 3–4Y | 3–4Y | 3–4Y | 3–4Y | 3–4Y |
| 110 cm | 4–5Y | 4–5Y | 4–5Y | 4–5Y | 4–5Y |
| 116 cm | 5–6Y | 5–6Y | 5–6Y | 5–6Y | 5–6Y |
| 122 cm | 6–7Y | 6–7Y | 6–7Y | 6–7Y | 6–7Y |
| 128 cm | 7–8Y | 7–8Y | 7–8Y | 7–8Y | 7–8Y |
| 134 cm | 8–9Y | 8–9Y | 8–9Y | 8–9Y | 8–9Y |
| 140 cm | 9–10Y | 9–10Y | 9–10Y | 9–10Y | 9–10Y |
| 146 cm | 10–11Y | 10–11Y | 10–11Y | 10–11Y | 10–11Y |
| 152 cm | 11–12Y | 11–12Y | 11–12Y | 11–12Y | 11–12Y |
| 158 cm | 12–13Y | 12–13Y | 12–13Y | 12–13Y | 12–13Y |
| 164 cm | 13–14Y | 13–14Y | 13–14Y | 13–14Y | 13–14Y |
| 170 cm | 14–15Y | 14Y+ | 14Y+ | 14–15Y | — |
| 176 cm | 15–16Y | — | — | 15–16Y | — |
Brand sizing can vary by garment type. When in doubt, size up.
The best way to get the right fit is to measure your child's height and foot length instead of relying only on the age label. Stand them barefoot against a wall for height, and measure foot length from heel to longest toe — ideally at the end of the day.
Always compare your measurements with the brand's own size chart before ordering. If your child falls between two sizes, fitted pieces need a closer size, while coats and shoes usually work better with a little extra room.
Children's clothing sizes are not universal. A size marked 2–3Y in one brand may fit smaller, wider, longer, or shorter in another, even when both brands are selling for the same age group.
This happens for two reasons. First, countries use different sizing systems — such as EU, US, UK, and FR/IT. Second, each brand builds its own fit based on design choices, target market, and product type. That's why Zara, H&M, Next, Boden, and other brands often feel different even when the label looks similar.
Age is a useful starting point, but it should not be your only reference. In most cases, height gives a more reliable clothing match, and foot length gives a better shoe estimate than age alone.
A practical rule: start with age, confirm with height, and double-check the brand chart before buying. That extra step can save time, returns, and guesswork.
13Y means the size is designed for a 13-year-old. The numbers 152–158 cm indicate the height range the garment fits — so if your child is between 152 and 158 cm tall, this is their size.
Size 11Y fits children aged around 11, with a height of 140 to 146 cm. European brands like Zara and H&M use height in centimeters as their primary size guide.
US Youth size 1 in shoes corresponds to approximately EU size 32–33. Children's shoe sizes vary by brand — always check the specific brand's size chart for the most accurate fit.
A US children's size 2 (toddler) is approximately EU size 33. For clothing, US size 2T fits children around 2 years old, which is roughly EU size 92 (for a child ~92 cm tall).
EU size 92 corresponds to approximately US size 18–24 months or 2T, designed for children around 86–92 cm tall and weighing 11–14 kg.
2T stands for "2 Toddler" and is a US sizing term for children around 2 years old, approximately 86–92 cm tall. It is equivalent to EU size 92.
Stand your child barefoot against a flat wall. Place a book flat on top of their head touching the wall, then mark the wall. Measure from the floor to the mark in centimetres.
Yes, in most cases. Children grow quickly, and many parents prefer buying one size up so clothes last longer. For fitted items like swimwear or socks, stick to the exact size.
Not exactly. Zara Kids tends to run slightly larger than H&M Kids at the same labelled age. For example, a Zara 2–3 years is often closer to H&M 3–4 years in actual measurements.
EU kids sizes are based on height in centimetres (e.g. 92, 98, 104). UK sizes use age ranges (e.g. 2–3 years). They are approximate equivalents, but the same height measurement is the most accurate way to compare.
Height is a more accurate guide than age, since children grow at very different rates. A child of 3 years might fit anywhere from EU 92 to EU 110 depending on their actual measurements.
Yes. The US, UK, EU, France, Italy, and Japan all use different size systems. Use our converter above to find the right size across all major systems quickly.
Yes! Toggle the height input to "inches" and enter your child's height. We'll automatically convert it and show the correct size. For reference, 36 inches is approximately EU size 92, and 43 inches is approximately EU size 110.
EU shoe size 28 is approximately US size 10–11, suitable for most children aged 4–5 years with a foot length of around 16.5–17 cm.
Scroll down to the Shoe Size Guide below the clothing results. Find your child's age in the table to see their approximate EU, US, UK and FR/IT shoe size. For the most accurate fit, always measure your child's foot length.
Yes — EU and FR/IT shoe sizes use the same numeric system. For example, EU 28 and FR/IT 28 are the same size.