Baby size 80 to age
Size 80 means 80 cm of height — that fits a baby of roughly 9–12 months. European baby clothing is sized by height in cm, not age.
Who size 80 fits
EU sizes go up in steps of 6 cm, and the number is the top of the range. So size 80 is made for a baby between 75 and 80 cm tall. The next size up is 86 (12–18 months).
| Size | Height | Typical age |
|---|---|---|
| 62 | 57–62 cm | 2–4 months |
| 68 | 63–68 cm | 4–6 months |
| 74 | 69–74 cm | 6–9 months |
| 80 | 75–80 cm | 9–12 months |
| 86 | 81–86 cm | 12–18 months |
| 92 | 87–92 cm | 1½–2 years |
| 98 | 93–98 cm | 3 years |
Measure in one minute
Lay your baby flat on a firm surface, legs gently straightened, and measure from the top of the head to the heel. Round up to the nearest size — never down.
Full EU size-to-age chart
Frequently asked questions
What age is size 80?
Size 80 fits a baby about 80 cm tall, roughly 9–12 months.
What does baby size 80 mean?
It’s the height in centimetres: size 80 fits a baby up to 80 cm.
What height fits size 80?
About 75–80 cm. Each EU size covers 6 cm and the number is the top of the range.
What size comes after 80?
Size 86, for 12–18 months.
Is size 80 the same in the UK and US?
No — UK and US shops usually label children’s clothes by age. Look for the 9–12 months label, but check the height on the garment’s size chart.