Roxy Kids

Frequently Asked Questions

• What kinds of kids' apparel and gear does Roxy offer for girls?

  Roxy's kids collection spans swimwear, surf and snowboard outerwear, activewear, tees and hoodies, sneakers, and backpacks designed for little girls through teens. Notable items include the Little Girls' Roxy Snow Suit for cold-weather play, the Girls' Summer Sol Top for beach days, and the Roxy Kids Bayshore III sneaker for everyday wear.
• How should I choose the right size for Roxy kids' snow suits and snow pants?

  Use Roxy's size chart and measure chest, waist, and inseam to match the brand sizing; snow gear should allow room for a base layer without being overly bulky. For growing kids, consider sizing up slightly to extend use across a season, and look for articulated knees and adjustable waists for better mobility and a longer fit life.
• How does the Little Girls' Roxy Snow Suit compare to a jacket-and-bib snow set?

  A one-piece like the Little Girls' Roxy Snow Suit gives a more complete seal against snow and wind, which simplifies dressing and reduces cold spots during active play. A jacket-and-bib setup offers more flexibility for layering and longer wear as kids grow, but may need more careful overlap at the midsection to keep snow out.
• What materials and construction features make Roxy kids' swim and activewear suitable for surfing and beach play?

  Roxy uses quick-drying, stretch-friendly fabrics and breathable cotton uppers in footwear to keep kids comfortable during water and beach activities, while reinforced seams and secure closures help garments hold up to repeated movement. Bright prints and stretchy fits prioritize comfort and freedom of motion for paddling, playing, and running on the sand.
• Which age groups and skill levels are Roxy kids' surf and snow pieces best suited for, and when should I opt for more technical gear?

  Roxy's kids line is designed for casual to active kids—little girls through teens—who need durable, comfortable pieces for learning and recreational surfing or snowboarding. If your child is riding steep terrain, spending long days in extreme cold, or competing, look for more technical options with heavier insulation, taped seams, and helmet-compatible features that prioritize weather protection and performance.