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Brands & sizes

Different cuts can fit very differently, even within one brand. Here is what the sources say — not a recommendation to buy.

Brands A–Z, never ranked. Hej Family gets no money from these

DidriksonsExtend Size

Size runs
Large
Cut
Relaxed / baggy
Foot width
Not recorded
Room for layers
Yes

What we know

Runs slightly large and roomy. Extend Size lets sleeves and legs out by up to 5 cm on applicable models.

The brand says ↗

checked 2026-11-09

Molo

Size runs
Not recorded
Cut
Slim
Foot width
Not recorded
Room for layers
Not recorded

What we know

One parent described a long, slim fit. This is a single report, not a confirmed brand-wide fit.

Parents say (1 reports) ↗

Single parent report — not a confirmed brand-wide fit

checked 2026-11-09

ReimaSlim cut

Size runs
Large
Cut
Slim
Foot width
Not recorded
Room for layers
Yes

What we know

Slim-cut models are different from relaxed models. Reima describes about 6 cm of growing room; check the specific model.

The brand says ↗

checked 2026-11-09

ReimaRelaxed cut

Size runs
Large
Cut
Relaxed / baggy
Foot width
Not recorded
Room for layers
Yes

What we know

Reima describes about 6 cm of growing room. Relaxed models give more room; check the specific model.

The brand says ↗

checked 2026-11-09

WheatAdi

Size runs
True to size
Cut
Regular
Foot width
Not recorded
Room for layers
Not recorded

What we know

Retailer describes a normal fit for the Adi snowsuit. Do not assume every Wheat model is identical.

Retailer ↗

checked 2026-11-09

Other brands & gaps in our data

Affenzahn

Not enough data yet – tell us how it fit

Bundgaard

Not enough data yet – tell us how it fit

Groundies

Not enough data yet – tell us how it fit

Petit by Sofie Schnoor

Not enough data yet – tell us how it fit

Superfit

Not enough data yet – tell us how it fit

Vivobarefoot

Not enough data yet – tell us how it fit

Sizing notes from the sources

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

A neutral note on barefoot shoes

Health visitors (Egedal Kommune) suggest letting children go barefoot at home, and shoes with a thin, flexible sole and room for the toes – but also a firm heel. Research on barefoot shoes for children is promising but limited. If your child has foot pain, very flexible joints or uses insoles, ask a physiotherapist or foot specialist (fodterapeut) first.

checked 2026-11-09

Information and ideas, not medical or professional advice. Fit varies by model and child. Read the linked sources and the current product size chart.