Grayson Mini(5)

Fit can vary by style, so a quick measure helps. Start with your child’s height, weight, chest, and waist, then compare to the size chart on each item page. Consider what they’ll wear underneath—layering a midweight piece (like a French terry sweatshirt) may call for a little extra room. Diapers also affect fit, especially in month-based sizes. If you’re between sizes, many caregivers prefer to size up for longer wear, but it’s a personal choice. Re-check measurements regularly, since growth spurts happen fast. For added context, review the product description for fabric and fit notes before adding to cart.

The quickest clue is the product title. Listings that include words like “set” or “2-piece” generally include both the top and bottom. If the title reads simply “sweatshirt” or “jogger pants”, it’s typically a single item. You can also check the “What’s included” details, product images, and bullet points on the item page for confirmation. Styles on this page range from neutrals (like off-white) to prints (like black camouflage), so mixing and matching separates can be easy. If you’re building a complete outfit, add each piece to your cart in the sizes you need.

While exact measurements can vary by brand and style, these guidelines can help:

• 18M: Often designed for babies around 18 months, with room to accommodate diapers and a slightly shorter overall length.
• 2T: Generally intended for toddlers around 2 years, with longer sleeves and legs and typically less diaper room than “months” sizes.

Because cuts and fabrics differ (for example, a roomy sweatshirt vs. a slimmer jogger), always compare your child’s measurements to the size chart on each item page. If your child is between sizes or transitioning out of diapers, you may want to try both to see which fit you prefer.

Care instructions can vary, so start by checking the label on each item. In general, this approach works well for everyday baby and toddler pieces:

• Turn garments inside out and close zippers/snaps.
• Wash with like colors on a cold, gentle cycle using mild detergent.
• Avoid bleach and harsh additives that can affect color or softness.
• Tumble dry on low or line-dry to help minimize shrinkage and pilling.
• If the fabric is midweight (like French terry), lower heat can help maintain texture.

These steps can help keep items looking fresh, but outcomes may vary by fabric blend and washer/dryer settings.

Returns are designed to be straightforward. A few tips:

• Keep items new, unwashed, and with tags for the smoothest return.
• Start the process online from your account order history or visit a store—availability may vary by location.
• Have your order number, receipt, or packing slip handy for faster service.
• Exchanges typically depend on store inventory; if the exact size isn’t available, a return and re-order may be an option.

Time frames and methods can vary, so review the current returns policy on the item or help page at checkout. If gifting, a gift receipt can make returns easier for the recipient.