The first picture is of my three girls modeling
some of the socks, the wellies (size 8/9), and Willa's t-shirt for girls
(size 6). Of course Emerson, Willa and Maryellen joined in the photo!
My eldest is 6.5 years old and wears size 2.5 shoes. My middle daughter
is newly 3 years old and wears size 9 shoes. My third daughter is
almost 2 and wears size 7 shoes. The socks are accurate for the size
range 9-2.
The socks and wellies are very popular with my kids;
they just love them! Even my son tried on Camille's blue and green
socks ;) The socks are a little on the thin side, so I have the feeling
I'll be darning the socks in the future. I'm hoping the kids will get
decent use out of them. I think the $20 price for the 5-pack of socks
and the $26 price for the wellies are reasonable. I've paid similar
prices for other novelty socks and rain boots.
The rain
boots will cause your kid's feet to sweat! Notice the moisture built up
in the shoe. I'm surprised the socks and boots don't go up another
size. I'd imagine
that many 6-8 year old girls have shoe sizes bigger than a size 2.
Now
on to Willa's t-shirt for girls. I purchased a size 6, hoping it would
fit both my 6.5 year old daughter and my 3 year old daughter.
According to the AG website size chart, the size 6 shirt should fit a
girl about 48" tall, which is the height of my 6.5 year old. For
comparison purposes, I can let you know my 6.5 year old daughter is 48"
tall and weighs 60lbs. She's in the 75% for both height and weight.
She is AG's "targeted" age group for the WellieWishers. However, the
shirt barely fits my eldest daughter. She had a difficult time getting
the shirt over her head. The shoulders are narrow, and if she lifts her
arms up she exposes a lot of belly.
The shirt fits very
well on my 3 year old daughter. And it even fits pretty well on my
nearly 2 year old daughter! So as far of the clothes go, it seems like
they are really more targeted to the 3-6 year range, which I think is
also true of the socks and boots.
I think the price of the
girls clothes is very high. Paying $26 for a kid's t-shirt is a lot to
me. This shirt was a special treat for our daughters to celebrate that
my eldest just finished kindergarten and my middle daughter is going
into preschool. I figured that all of my daughters would be able to use
it, which helped justify the cost (a little), though I think a $20
price would be much more reasonable (and attainable) and a $15 price
would be perfect!
Best,
Belle