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Frugi's website sorts its clothing into four age-based shopping entries: Baby (0–2 years), Toddler (2–5 years), Girls (5–12 years), and Boys (5–12 years). If you already know your child's age range, going straight to the matching category is the fastest way to browse. If you're shopping for a gift or aren't sure of the size, start with the age band closest to the child and then check the individual product's size options before buying.
The four age categories at a glance
| Category | Age range | What you'll typically find there |
|---|---|---|
| Baby | 0–2 years | Organic cotton baby clothes and baby gifts |
| Toddler | 2–5 years | Everyday toddler clothing built for movement |
| Girls | 5–12 years | Girls' styles in the older age band |
| Boys | 5–12 years | Boys' styles in the older age band |
These are the age groupings shown in the site's "Shop By Age" navigation, so they're the intended starting point for browsing rather than a size chart.
How to use the age categories
- Pick the age band that matches your child. Use Baby for 0–2, Toddler for 2–5, and Girls or Boys for 5–12. The split at age 5 means a child just turning 5 sits in the Toddler band at the lower end and the 5–12 bands at the upper end, so it's worth checking both if you're near the boundary.
- Browse within that category. The age entry is a filter for the catalogue, not a single product list — from there you can look through the styles available for that age group.
- Check the specific product for sizing. The age band tells you roughly who the section is for; the actual size and fit details live on the individual product page. Confirm there before you commit.
- Cross-shop by product type if you prefer. Frugi also organises clothing by material and purpose — organic cotton ranges, recycled polyester swimwear, outerwear and adventure accessories, and recyclable circular clothing — so if you're after, say, a swimsuit or a jacket, you can browse that way instead and use age only to narrow the size.
What you can buy across the age groups
Frugi describes its range as organic cotton baby clothes, kids' clothing and gifts, with colourful, practical styles "designed for everyday adventures" and "created to last." Within the age categories you can expect to find:
- Organic cotton clothing — the site states a "day one" commitment to using only organic cotton in its virgin cotton ranges.
- Swimwear, outerwear and adventure accessories — made from recycled materials (recycled polyester).
- Circular clothing — durable pieces that are recyclable, with some made from recycled materials.
- Gifts — the site positions itself around baby clothing and gifts as well as kids' clothes.
Practical things to know before you shop
- Free UK delivery over £50. This is stated on the site, so if you're building a basket across age groups it's worth knowing the threshold.
- You can change country. The site includes a "Change country" option, which matters if you're shopping from outside the UK — check it before assuming UK delivery terms apply.
- Reviews are available. Frugi invites shoppers to "read reviews from real customers about their shopping experience," which is a useful check on fit and quality before buying, especially for age bands you haven't bought from before.
Common snags
- Treating the age band as the size. The categories are browsing entries; the size you need is on the product page. A "Toddler" item may come in several sizes.
- Forgetting the 5-year overlap. Children around age 5 can appear in both the Toddler and the 5–12 sections, so check both rather than assuming one is correct.
- Assuming the same range in every category. The 5–12 range is split into Girls and Boys, while 0–5 is not, so the structure changes as your child gets older.