Collection Details: Frugi


When Frugi was born they decided they'd strive to be as ethically and
environmentally responsible as possible, and they still work to these
same values more than a decade later! The Frugi team want the best for our planet and for you, their loyal customers,  
that's why the cotton had to be organic and still is!
It's better for everyone from the farmers who grow it to the little ones
who look so ridiculously cute wearing it!
Frugi don't use chemicals commonly used in textile
processing, and they don't allow any pollutants which can
destroy our eco-systems. This means happier farmers and
factory workers, and a happier planet.
Frugi require all of their factories to tell them how much water and
energy they use to process their cotton and help them find
ways to reduce energy and water consumption.


Frugi clothes are instantly recognisable by their bright, vibrant colours,
playful characters and clever details; such as reversible designs,
adjustable waistbands and interactive appliqués which make our
clothes as tun as they are comfortable and practical.

Every year Frugi donates 1% of their turnover to charity (whether they make
a profit or not). Recently through Little (LOTHES G) BIG CHANGE
charity project they have made a huge difference to the lives of children
all around the world.
Circularity:
Frugi is the first children's wear brand to  proudly join and be certified by the Circular Textiles Foundation. The new  pioneering range of certified Recycle Me clothing for little ones is the first of its kind – recycling clothes back into clothes! Currently, clothing recycling is often about re-use or down-cycling, where the clothes are shredded into textiles scraps for padding, insulation and filling. Which is a great first step, but ultimately still leads to waste ending up in landfills or incineration. However, our new range has been designed specifically to be recycled back into clothes, so the raw materials are not lost, and the earth’s natural resources are saved.
You can find more information about this new project here.
How to Recycle your circular items: 
1. For UK customers: Request a free returns label by completing the Recycle Me form at welovefrugi.com/recycleme. 
2. For customers outside the UK: Please send your item(s) to: 
Returns: RECYCLE ME 
Frugi 
Unit 2 & 2A Lodge Way 
Indian Queens Industrial Estate 
St Columb 
Cornwall 
TR9 6TF 
3. Please package the item securely. Ensure it is clean and that any added repairs or patches have been removed, so the garment is returned in its original fabric state, ready for recycling. 
4. Frugi then collate recyclable garments before sending to their partner, LMB, who uses textile to textile recyclers to convert them into new fabrics, helping reduce textile waste. 
5. Scan the QR code on the care label for additional FAQs about the recycling process. 

Have look at Frugi sizing here:

HOW TO MEASURE

1. HEIGHT: Measure your child without shoes (the child not yourself!)
Place feet together and take measurements from the top of the head to the floor.

2. CHEST: Place tape as close under the arms as possible and measure around the fullest part.

3. WAIST: Measure your child around the natural waistline. Tape should be comfortably loose.

4. INSIDE LEG: Measure from the crotch to floor, legs shoulder width apart.


Baby
Age

Height

CM

Weight

 kg

Chest

CM

Waist

CM

Leg

CM

 EU
0-3m 56/62 3.2-6 42.5 43 21 62
3-6m 62/68 6-8 45.5 45 24 68
6-12m 68/80 8-10 49 49 31 80
12-18m 80/86 10-12 51 50 34.5 86
18-24m 86/92 12-14 52.5 50.5 38 92
Kids

Age 

Height

CM

Chest

CM

Waist 

CM

Hip

CM

Leg

CM

 EU
2-3Y 92/98 54 52.5 56 41 98
3-4Y 98/104 56 54.5 60 45 104
4-5Y 104/110 58 55 62 49 110
5-6Y 110/116 61 56 64 52 116
6-7Y 116/122 63 57 66 56 122
7-8Y 122/128 64 59 68 59 128
8-9Y 128/134 66.5 60.5 72 62.5 134
9-10Y 134/140 71 62 76 65 140