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How does frugi compare to Next/M&S size wise?

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bananabob · 28/05/2020 13:33

I want to buy my 18 week old some clothes from Frugi but he's sort of between sizes on their size guide. His waist is too big for the 3-6 but the length is way too long on the 6-12. Does anyone know how the size compares to Next/M&S so I've got some sort of idea? Everything 3-6 from Next is too tight on his waist now but M&S 3-6 is still fitting him. I want stuff that will fit him now for over the summer not really that he has to grow into Smile

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hennaoj · 28/05/2020 13:55

Frugi come up a size big. The baby range is cut for cloth nappies, so roomy on the bum. Lovely cotton though and it has a great 2nd hand market.

Namey32 · 28/05/2020 13:56

Older season frugi if buying pre loved is very big. Newer season frugi is more true to size. On the bigger side though as they're cut for cloth nappies.

ScarfLadysBag · 28/05/2020 13:59

I find their stuff generous (same with similar brands, I've found.)

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bananabob · 28/05/2020 14:04

How do you find the waistbands are they tight or are they on the generous side too?

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Luckystar1 · 28/05/2020 14:08

Waist bands aren’t tight usually, although it depends on what you are buying. Parsnip pants are very soft, with roll top waist bands (for instance).

As a guide my tall (but fairly thin) 5.5 year old is still wearing 3-4 parsnip pants!

Minai · 28/05/2020 14:09

I find them quite true to size these days. Older second hand stuff is enormous. My (massive) 17 month old still fits in 3-6 month vests from there!

MissMooMoo · 28/05/2020 14:22

The newer stuff is TTS in my experience.
They are cut for cloth nappies so will be a bit bigger on the bum area.

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