Ziggy Zaza
Here’s how Ziggy Zaza fits your child compared to other brands you might be considering, so you know before it’s in your cart.
What size is (and isn’t) like Ziggy Zaza at other brands?
Find your child’s Ziggy Zaza size on the left. Twins wear the same number the same way — your size carries straight over. Strangers use the same number but cut it shorter or longer, so don’t trust the label alone.
| Ziggy Zaza | Size twinssame number fits the same | Size strangerssame number, different cut |
|---|---|---|
| 12 - 18 M27.6–29.5" | — | J.Crew Crewcuts↑ longer |
| 18-24 M31.5–33.5" | — | No same-size match at other brands |
| 2-3 Y33.5–37.4" | F&F (Tesco)↑ longerJoJo Maman Bébé↑ longerMango Kids↑ longerMori↑ longerQuincy Mae↑ longerGeorge at Asda↑ longer+3 more | |
| 3-4 Y37.4–39.4" | Uniqlo Kids↑ longerJoules Kids↑ longerF&F (Tesco)↑ longerJoJo Maman Bébé↑ longerMango Kids↑ longerMori↑ longer | |
| 4-5 Y39.4–43.3" | Carter's↑ longerLittle Planet by Carter's↑ longerOshKosh B'gosh↑ longerJoules Kids↑ longerF&F (Tesco)↑ longerJoJo Maman Bébé↑ longer+2 more | |
| 5-7 Y43.3–49.2" | — | No same-size match at other brands |
| 7-9 Y49.2–53.1" | — | No same-size match at other brands |
In short
Where the number just works. At 18-24 M, 5-7 Y, 7-9 Y, Ziggy Zaza lines up with every brand we track — the size carries straight over.
Where labels drift. The exceptions are the “strangers” above — e.g. at size 3-4 Y, Uniqlo Kids, Joules Kids, F&F (Tesco) cut the same number differently. Check those before you trust the label.
Bottom line: for most sizes, a Ziggy Zaza number is a safe bet elsewhere — measure once, then double-check only the handful of “stranger” brands above.
Curious about a size that isn’t your child’s here? Every size, compared across every brand, lives here: Browse all size comparisons →
Specialty & inclusive fits
Which trimmer, roomier, or adaptive cuts Ziggy Zaza publishes alongside its standard sizes.
What shoppers say about the fit
Community consensus
Shopper opinion · not Little & Youth’s measurementThis is what parents report anecdotally — crowd sentiment, not a Little & Youth determination. Our sizing above is computed from Ziggy Zaza’s own published chart; the notes here come from public parent discussion.
Ziggy Zaza is cut relaxed and boxy on purpose — but there is almost no independent shopper feedback yet to say how that plays out on real kids, so treat this as the brand’s own fit story plus one outside voice. The Byron Bay label describes most of its kids’ pieces as relaxed, boxy or oversized: tees with dropped shoulders, ‘an easy oversized fit’ on its jersey styles, and trackpants with drawcord hems ‘that can be worn loose or cinched at the ankle.’ Its own advice is to pick the size closest to your child’s age and height for the intended look, size up for a more oversized look and size down for a closer one; it adds that models are photographed in the size matching their age and height. The one fit-minded outside take we found, from a kids’-brand roundup, suggests going up a size ‘for Xtra coolness’ — a style choice, not a sign it runs small. Fabrics lean on cotton French terry and yarn-dyed cotton jersey, with some terry hand-dyed in Seoul so no two pieces match exactly.
Based on anecdotal discussion from multiple publicly available online sources; your experience may differ.
Should you buy Ziggy Zaza?
Consider it if…
- You like a relaxed, boxy, slightly oversized look — that is the house cut, described that way across most of the kids’ catalog.
- You want clear sizing advice from the brand — choose by age and height for the intended fit, size up for baggier, size down for neater, and models wear the size that matches their age and height.
- You want midweight cotton basics with character — midweight cotton French terry and yarn-dyed stripes, with some terry hand-dyed so each piece is a little different.
Think twice if…
- You want proof from other parents first — independent fit reviews are close to nonexistent so far; nearly everything here comes from the brand.
- You prefer a close, tidy fit — the cuts are built roomy, so the brand’s own advice is to size down for a closer fit.
- You’re between sizes on an odd-band style — some pieces are sold in combined age bands (such as 3–5 or 9–11 years) that don’t line up one-to-one with the size guide, so check the product page or ask customer care for garment measurements.
- You expect the piece to match the photo exactly — the hand-dyed terry is unique by design, so pattern and depth of color will vary.
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Does Ziggy Zaza run big or small?
There isn’t enough shopper feedback to say. The brand cuts most kids’ pieces relaxed, boxy or oversized and says choosing by age and height gives the intended look; one retailer listing calls a terry short loose but true to size.
Should I size up?
Only if you want it baggier. The brand says size up for a more oversized look and size down for a closer fit; one style writer recommends going up a size for extra slouch. For its scout hats, the brand suggests sizing up between sizes for longer wear.
Can I get exact garment measurements?
Not on the site. The size guide is a body guide, and the brand says to contact customer care for garment measurements of specific styles.
Is there an adult version?
A few adult hoodies appear in the catalog. This fit guidance covers the kids’ line only.
How do Ziggy Zaza’s sock sizes work?
Ziggy Zaza’s socks are sized by shoe size, not age — buy for your child’s current shoe size, and if they fall between two ranges choose the smaller so the sock stays up. See how every kids’ shoe brand runs and how wide each is cut on our kids’ shoe sizing guide.
Where do I buy Ziggy Zaza?
Ziggy Zaza is sold on its own site and through select retailers.