T-shirt with a print

Ryan jeans with recycled cotton

Cropped hoodie

Wide leg jeans

Bermuda shorts

Oversized T-shirt with organic cotton

Cardigan with a troyer collar

Rib T-shirt

Capri leggings

T-shirt with a text print

Flared leggings with recycled polyester

Jim Bermuda jeans

Cropped sweatshirt with organic cotton

Basic leggings with organic cotton

Basic sweatshorts

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Girls (2 to 16 years)

Boys (2 to 16 years)

Sizes 92 - 134 (2 to 9 years)

<h2>Accessories for girls: small pieces, big effect</h2><p>Outfits are only complete with accessories, this is true for young and old. Girls’ accessories can also be very practical and look very stylish. They create great accents and add an individual touch to a look that will meet your daughter’s taste head on. These pieces are the cherry on top for little trend setters, it doesn’t matter if its plain coloured tights, socks with colourful motifs, a belt or a cap. A belt adds the finishing touch to any outfit. And it also stops trousers from slipping. It’s up to your daughter’s taste and the respective occasion if it’s plain coloured, braided or has a metallic look. With punchy patterns or jolly motif embossing, a girls’ accessory can quickly become the outfit’s head-turner. The different belt buckles also wow children. They are mostly finished in shiny metal and are made of bows, heart and star shapes or a classic pin buckle. The materials vary too: genuine leather and faux leather have very robust properties, a comfortable texture and elegant look. A fabric belt can be wonderfully integrated into any free-time outfit and is there for every movement. Socks and tights can also be mounted in an extremely trendy way. Trainer socks, socks and sports socks are often available as a practical multipack. Sweet stripes, stars and hearts are also very trendy here. Socks in bright colours and ankle-length trousers give every style a cheeky something – also seen in the adult world of fashion. A vibrant rucksack and bomber jacket perfect this must-have look. Therefore, it’s the small accessories that are the right basis for a girls’ outfit.</p><h2>The classics: hats, gloves and scarves</h2><p>These girls’ accessories remind us of the colder seasons first. There are scarves, hats and caps in versatile options – some cosier, some with a lightweight finish for any weather. It goes without saying, thick knitted hats and large scarves are fashionable during winter and autumn months. Matching gloves give the outfit a fashionable frame. You daughter doesn’t have to go without sweet details, like colourful appliqués, funny motifs or glittering pendants. Skater caps, lightweight beanies and airy scarves are made for between-the-seasons. They aren’t as warm as winter accessories and create cool, spring looks with their cheerful patterns. A cap is offers effective protection from the sun and is healthier than sunglasses, all whilst looking incredibly cool. In rosé, red or pink, this visor cap puts girly charm centre stage. Conclusion: The world of girls’ accessories is bright, versatile and unique. Accessories give every style a fashionable flair and bring your daughter’s unique character to the fore. And the best bit is that an accessory looks different with every look. This means there are endless styling possibilities. Have fun styling and trying out!</p>

Size 140 - 176 (10 to 16 years)

Shoes

<h2>Stylish girls’ shoes for every taste</h2><p>Kids want one thing above all else, to be able to play to their heart’s content. That’s why comfort and a secure grip are the most important criteria when choosing the right pair of girls’ shoes. The occasion and the individual taste of the little ones are equally crucial factors in deciding on the perfect shoes. Sneakers are lightweight and comfortable, while robust walking shoes are ideal for trips out into nature. Wellington boots are waterproof, which makes them perfect for grey school days. In contrast, elegant ballerinas always go well with formal outfits. Are you looking for shoes that are quick to put on and take off? Then your daughter needs shoes with a zip at the side or the tried-and-tested Velcro fastening. But first of all, you have to get the right style to get kids excited. Here, details like striking appliqués, small studs or glittering decorative stone are crucial when it comes to deciding which shoes to buy. Photo motifs are incredibly fashionable, from cartoon characters to horse motifs. And we mustn’t forget about slippers, which help to keep kids’ feet nice and warm. And of course they also have funny and decorative details.</p><h2>Boots and winter boots: The best way to keep warm throughout the colder months</h2><p>Boots made of faux suede with a cosy synthetic lining are the perfect piece for cold days. The material is incredibly robust, easy-care and durable, making these boots ideal for rainy weather. Kids’ boots encase and protect the foot and have a high shaft to keep out the cold. Boots and lace-up ankle boots also often have outsoles with a pronounced tread, which guarantees excellent grip on both smooth and wet surfaces. However, lined sneakers are also a trendy choice for this time of year and impress kids with their cool stud details or cute decorations. For those autumn days, waterproof Wellington boots are more than enough to keep your kids’ feet warm and they are also available in lined versions. And slippers are perfect for those relaxing hours at home, because girls’ feet can get cold here too.</p><h2>When the temperatures start to rise again, sandals and ballerinas are a great choice</h2><p>The sun starts to shine, flowers bloom and girls’ shoes become more airy. Glittering strappy sandals with cheery floral appliqués or lightweight thong sandals with bow details give off good vibes after the cold months. They look great with vibrant dresses and swirling skirts. Sneakers are an everyday classic and are available with breathable mesh inserts. A glittery finish or a shiny velvet finish are a favourite amongst girls and add a touch of variety to an outfit. Lightweight ballerinas in a plain-coloured or printed design can be easily combined with all kinds of looks, regardless of whether you decide to pair them with a dress or jeans.</p><h2>You should pay attention to these important details to ensure maximum comfort</h2><p>You should always precisely measure the width and length of your daughter’s feet before purchasing a pair of shoes. A good pair of kids’ shoes should leave a space of around 12 mm at the front for the toes. That’s why it is always important to pay attention to the shape of girls’ shoes, to check whether they have a wide or narrow fit. As we have already mentioned, secure grip in a shoe is absolutely essential. This can be optimised further through the use of insoles. A flexible insert helps kids to roll their feet through when they step, and in doing so, helps them to move naturally. Another sign of quality: High-quality shoes are sewn, not glued. If you take into account all of these details and the personal taste of the little one, then the shoes you choose are sure to be a long-term favourite!</p>

<h2>Great jackets for boys and teenagers</h2><p>From the cosy winter jacket to the lightweight quilted jacket for between seasons, from rain coats to summery bomber jackets – boys’ jackets are popular the whole year round. Jackets for kids and teenagers aged between one and a half and seventeen years old (sizes 92 to 176) must meet high requirements: The ideal boys’ jacket should be super comfy and offer excellent freedom of movement. The jacket must also be very robust, because smaller and bigger boys are not squeamish and are incredibly active. A jacket should provide protection against cold weather, wind, snow and rain. And last but not least: It goes without saying that jackets must fully satisfy the fashion demands of small boys and picky teenagers, otherwise they have no chance. In other words: they must be totally cool!</p><h2>Lightweight summer jackets for kids</h2><p>When the temperatures rise, a jacket is only really needed when it rains, when it is very windy and when it starts to cool down in the evening. Lightweight bomber jackets are perfect for these scenarios. This type of boys’ jacket has a hip-length design and features knit borders on the neckline, hem and sleeve cuffs, which are often in contrasting colours. This type of casual jacket is usually made of slightly shiny material and features eye-catching lettering and logo patches. The protect against the wind and keep kids warm on their way to nursery or school. They have such a casual fit that they do not restrict kids at all while they are playing. Both smaller and bigger boys love these jackets!</p><h2>Spring & autumn: softshell quilted jacket for boys</h2><p>Between seasons, the weather can be very unpredictable. Sometimes it is warm and then a powerful rainstorm hits and all of a sudden it gets very cold. When the weather is like this, kids need warm jackets that are also water-resistant to keep them comfortable throughout the day. A quilted jacket or softshell jacket is up to this task. Or even better, a combination of the two: These models feature wonderfully warm and quilted  upper body and the sleeves are made of durable, stretchy softshell material. This is why they offer boys great freedom of movement along with a high level of protection. A lined hood and knit borders n the sleeves provide additional protection for kids against wind and bad weather.</p><h2>Winter jacket for kids</h2><p>In winter, kids need jackets, parkas or coats that are lined and very warm, preferably with a hood. Down or synthetic fibres make a great lining. Winter jackets should always be long enough to provide protection for kids’ sensitive kidney areas and big enough so that a thick jumper can be worn underneath them. But the winter jacket must not be too big: The closer the jacket is to the body, the more efficiently the insulating layer of heat can be formed. Also ensure that the jacket has sleeve cuffs. This blocks the cold wind from blowing into the sleeves.</p>

<h2>Boys’ shoes for the entire year</h2><p>When you want to carry new boys’ shoes, you can easily do it from the comfort of your own home in our online shop. This protects your nerves and avoids a lot of stress. Because when you are trying on shoes with small kids in a shop, things can get quite turbulent. The kids just want to run around and play rather than patiently sitting down and trying on more and more pairs of shoes. If your kids are already teenagers, then as you’ll know, they can be very particular about how shoes look. In this case, the online shop offers are a practical choice with its wide selection of models. Whether it is boots, new sports shoes, airy sandals or comfy slippers – it is of utmost importance for smaller and bigger boys that the shoes fit perfectly. Feet grow quickly and are not fully developed until kids reach the age of sixteen. The measuring process is particularly difficult with small boys, because unlike teenagers, they are still not really able to reliably judge whether the shoe is too tight. So how do you determine the ideal shoe size for kids?</p><h2>Kids’ shoes need to fit properly</h2><p>The feet of small children grow 1.5 mm per month! And the feet of large children still grow 1 mm per month. That is a lot, because 6 mm is a whole shoe size up. This means that the foot of a small child goes up two sizes within eight months. That is why you must add a minimum of 12 mm to the actual length of the foot when buying shoes, so that the boys’ shoes do not constrict the feet during periods of growth. If the kids’ shoes are too small, this can impair the development of their feet. However, if a pair of sneakers, slipper or sandals is too big, then this can also be hazardous to health, as they do not provide traction and can lead to incorrect movement patterns. To ensure that kids’ feet develop properly, it is useful for kids to have at least two different pairs of shoes that should be worn on an alternating basis. Whether it’s sneakers, sports shoes or slippers: An elasticated sole ensures that boys can roll their feet through when they step.</p><h2>Here’s how to work out the right size when buying new sneakers</h2><p>There are a few tricks to make sure that you buy your beautiful new sneakers in the right size. For example: Have your boy stand on a piece of paper and trace the contours of his feet. Then measure the length of these contours in centimetres, from the longest toe to the heel. It is often the case that the left and right foot are not exactly the same. Use the measurement of the longest foot! Now you must perform a small calculation: Add 1.2 cm to the measured value and multiply the sum of this by 1.5. This will give you the correct shoe size. Tip: It is best to take the measurement in the afternoon, as even kids’ feet can swell up a little bit over the course of the day.Example: You measure 15.4 cm + 1.2 cm = 16.6 cm16.6 x 1.5 = 24.9 = shoe size 25 is correct.</p><h2>Finding the right size using a template or insole</h2><p>You can also make a paper template out of the traced contours (plus 1.2 cm) and place this in the new sneakers. When the template does not have any play and does not curl, this means that the new sports shoes fit. Another good method: Many shoes have removable insoles. When you take these out and place your boy’s foot on them, you get a good view of how much space there is on the side and at the front. The previously used thumb test which involves pushing on the front of the shoe to see how much air there is between the foot and the shoe is an unreliable method, as kids often sub-consciously pull in their toes while this is happening. You can return all shoes purchased from the TOM TAILOR online shop within 14 days of receipt free of charge by specifying the reason for return. This gives you enough time to try out the boys’ shoes.</p>

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