Sizing & Care

The sizing guides and information we have provided below are designed to help you choose the best size and fit. If you need further advice please call our Customer Service team on +44 0333 240 0700

Most of our maternity collection is available in sizes 8 - 18 with some styles starting at size 6. Our maternity clothes are designed to fit your changing shape, so look for your pre-pregnancy size to ensure the perfect fit. Use our sizing guide to check which size will be the most comfortable for you during your pregnancy.

Sizing Chart

Choosing the right bra during your pregnancy can be confusing, which is why you’ll find everything you need to know here. No two women will be exactly the same throughout pregnancy and breastfeeding but the following guidelines will give you an idea of what you will need.
Bra Size chart

We would recommend checking your child’s measurements against our sizing guide as we may vary slightly from other brands.

We would recommend checking your child’s measurements against our sizing guide as we may vary slightly from other brands.

You will see logos on our kids’ outerwear that detail how waterproof, wind proof and warm the different styles are. We try to cater for all needs, seasons and weathers.

Our waterproof star rating means:
Water repellent offering great protection in light showers.
The fabric is waterproof, but the seams are not taped so good for all but the worst downpour.
100% waterproof with taped seams so your little one will stay dry in the wettest of wet weather.

Our wind resistance star rating means:
This is a good outer layer for fall or spring.
This fabric cuts out the wind well on colder days.
Full wind protection for when the wind chill factor is at its worst.

Our warmth star rating means:
Offering a good layer to keep out the fall or early spring chill.
Medium warmth for most winter days.
Extra cozy for the coldest of winter or snowy weather.

We work extra hard on our wool products to ensure they stand the test of time, and if properly cared for, they will get plenty of wear out of them. As long as you follow the care label, there should be no knitwear nightmares; but, should something go wrong, this handy wool guide has all the washing and care tips you’ll need.

WASHING WOOL

Before washing

• Wash wool less often – it is self-regulating and doesn’t need washing regularly.
• Try to spot-clean where possible by blotting with a damp cloth.
• Always read the care label.

Machine washing

• Set the washing machine to a wool cycle on a 30° temperature.
• Use a gentle, specialist wool laundry detergent.
• Add the laundry detergent to the tray rather than the drum.
• For extra delicate pieces, use a mesh laundry bag to protect the garment from the drum.
• Don’t overload the machine.
• Do not use any bleach.
• If in doubt, hand wash in cold water.

After washing

• Never tumble dry wool.
• Gently reshape the garment while wet so it doesn’t dry twisted.
• Let the garment dry flat.
• When storing, fold woollen garments, as hanging can cause dropping and misshaping.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Pilling
Contrary to popular belief, pilling (or bobbling) is not due to poor quality clothing. Bobbles appear after washing and are simply caused by friction from a rough washing cycle or abrasion from wear. Almost all knitwear will bobble at some stage, but you can easily remove bobbles with the JoJo Knitwear Comb.

Shrinking
If you wash your knitwear on a cycle that’s hotter than instructed on the care label, be prepared for it to shrink. Putting woollen garments in a tumble dryer and ironing them can also lead to shrinking as it agitates the fibres.

Storage
We recommend you always fold your knitwear rather than hanging it up as hanging the garment on a coat hanger will cause the knit to drop and become misshapen.

CARE RESULTS

All our garments go through rigorous testing to ensure the best quality. See what happened when we washed our wool on the wrong settings in comparison to when we followed the care label.

Our Children’s Wellies are without a doubt one of our most popular products and are available in plenty of great colours to co-ordinate with our outerwear styles. Made from natural rubber they are soft, supple, flexible and comfier for little feet than plastic wellingtons. The sole is gently ridged and grippy, rubber that flexes with developing feet. With anti-sweat lining, they’re comfortable enough for all-day wear splashing in those puddles.

HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR JOJO WELLIES

Our wellies are made from natural rubber which is soft, supple and comfier than plastic but does mean they should be cared for to prevent cracking, splitting or blooming and to ensure they last a long time.



STORING YOUR WELLIES

Be careful when removing your children’s wellies, using the corner of a step or boot toe can cause stress to the boot heel which can lead to splitting. You can use a boot jack or boot remover to help remove with less force.