Are gap fleece 18-24 footed sleepers the same size as Carter's 24m? I thought T would last the winter in Carter's 18m but he's growing out of them length wise and I think he will need them through March.
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I think they run smaller, but Carter's shrinks!! I'm most likely going to skip the 24 footeds and just go to 2t two pieces!
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@winniebee: I feel like Carter's is smaller.
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Oh good to know. LO is 16 almost 17 months old. I'm hoping that his 18 month Carter sleepers last through March before sizing up for the rest of the Chicago winter.
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@mrsjyw: I would rather go with 2 piece but it's reall really cold here at night.
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I feel like Gap is smaller!
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we've found gap to be smaller
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@winniebee: M is in 2T Carters footed sleepers and they are pretty big on here right now. I think they will be way too big for T.
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I also think Gap is smaller. LO is wearing Carters 24m and Gap 2 years one-piece sleepers right now. I stopped putting pjs in the dryer because I hated how much they shrunk.
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@locavore_mama: yeah I would get 24m not 2t for him!
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@winniebee: P can usually stay in Carters sleepers longer than other things. She just outgrew the 24m sleepers last month (she is probably about 36" but very long limbs).
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@winniebee: ha I didn't realized their 24m and 2T are actually different lengths.
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@locavore_mama: yep they are!
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@bpcmarj: that's interesting for reference. I'm guessing T is 32 inches. The problem is he has a long torso and outgrows them (start having trouble zipping) and then the legs will be so long on the next size up!
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@winniebee: For any reference, B is still fitting in 12 - 18 month Gap sleepers. My guess is that T would wear 18 - 24. I'm in the process of moving B to size 18 - 24.
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@littlek: That's helpful. I think B is probably bigger than T so I am confident 18-24 Gap would fit him for the rest of the winter!
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