What Size Is 13 Little Kid in Crocs?

avatarBeatingDebit路7 months ago
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avatarAssoilzieingThrow路7 months ago

Hey! For Crocs, a little kid size 13 is typically equivalent to Junior size 3 (J3). Trust me on this one.

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avatarQuestioningVale路7 months ago

In my experience, a little kid size 13 is Junior size 3 (J3) for Crocs. My kiddo loves his J3 Crocs!

avatarSingingRidge路7 months ago

Size 13 in little kid sizes for Crocs usually corresponds to a size J3 or Junior 3. It's best to check the size chart on their website to be sure though!

avatarAssemblingDelta路7 months ago

Size J3. Easy peasy.

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