Re: Number 14: the girly Baby-T shirt size question

[Wim Vandeputte <wvdputte@reptile.rug.ac.be>]

> I would like to get the "girly Baby-T shirt" for my daughter, but I
> am confused about the sizes.  Is a Small a regular Small? Or is it
> a Baby Small?  Is it kid sized or adult sized?  It it Baby as in
> small, or Baby as in cute?

The 'Baby-T' part is mostly related to the fact that it has different
artwork (cuter) and that it has a V-neck.

As for size, an S is an S, not a supersmall, that's what I see from the
example I have here. But I could be wrong. Austin?

> In other words, what size do I get for a two year old?

In Europe, we also make XS (aka Skinnies). A skinny is smaller and has a 
different body fit, which makes it more perfect for slim girls. They are
quite smaller than a Small Tshirt that can be worn loosely.

http://www.tengu.be/bb1.jpg

Of course, a 18 year old model is not a 2 year old, it will look baggy on
her, maybe something to sleep in, but not a close fit to wear.