Kid L, which stands for "Large" in children's apparel, is not a single numerical size but rather encompasses two distinct numerical sizes, each correlating to a specific weight range.
According to standard sizing guidelines for children's clothing, the "L" size is designed to accommodate a broad spectrum of growth within the "Large" category. This often means that one letter size can span across two different numerical sizes to ensure a better fit as children grow.
To determine the exact size for "Kid L," refer to the breakdown below based on weight:
| Size | Letter Size | Weight Range |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | L | 65 - 75 lbs |
| 12 | L | 75 - 86 lbs |
The "L" size therefore covers size 10 for children weighing between 65 and 75 pounds, and size 12 for children weighing between 75 and 86 pounds. When selecting apparel, always consider the child's current weight to ensure the most accurate fit within the "L" size category.
