Gray Label Dropped Shoulder Baby Sweater GOTS | Woody
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$79.00 - Regular price
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$79.00
Soft, cosy cotton fleece.
Relaxed fit with room to move.
Made to last through wear after wear.
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Description
Soft, cosy and made for everyday wear.
Made from Gray Label’s organic cotton fleece, this sweater feels beautifully soft and cosy with a substantial quality you can feel. The dropped shoulders create an easy, relaxed fit with plenty of room to move — warm without feeling bulky.
An effortless layer for cooler days, made to be worn on repeat.
Details & Care
Our pieces are made by different brands, each with their own fit and sizing philosophy.
This guide is here to help you choose with confidence. If you’re ever unsure between two sizes, we generally recommend sizing up — especially for growing little ones.
Still unsure? Feel free to contact us — we’re happy to help.
How to measure
Measurements are based on height in centimetres. Age is an indication only.
If your child is between sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size for a more relaxed fit and longer wear.
Gray Label
Gray Label uses European sizing based on your child’s height in centimetres.
The fit is generally true to size, with a relaxed, comfortable silhouette designed for everyday movement.
Example
A child measuring 92 cm usually wears size 92.
Engel Natur
Engel Natur uses European sizing based on height in centimetres.
Jackets and overalls have a slightly more generous fit for comfortable layering. Clothing styles are true to size, with wool naturally adapting to the body over time.
Example
A child measuring 86–92 cm usually wears size 92.
Façade
Façade uses age-based sizing.
Pieces are designed with an oversized fit, allowing children to wear them comfortably across seasons as they grow.
Atelier Pomme
Atelier Pomme uses age-based sizing.
The fit is true to size, with soft, flexible fabrics designed for comfort and easy layering.
