Danish clothing sizes commonly use height in cm, rather than age. Compare the child’s height with the specific size chart; between sizes, check whether that chart says to take the larger.
Reima says it allows about 6 cm of growing room. Didriksons says children’s clothing can run large and its Extend Size lets sleeves and legs out by up to 5 cm on applicable models.
Measure standing, heel against a wall, and compare the longer foot with the model’s inner length. The sources give about 1–1.5 cm extra: about 1.5 cm for winter boots, 1 cm for sandals and 0.5 cm for first shoes. Re-measure every 2–3 months; model-specific guidance takes priority.
Wool can shrink; follow the item’s care label. The owner’s research mentioned up to 8%, washing at 30 °C and drying flat, but we’re still checking a source for those exact figures.
“Tex” describes a membrane, not a rubber welly. Water protection differs by model — check that product’s description.
Bisgaard ↗checked 2026-11-09