Teenage Boys' Dressing Gowns
A dressing gown gives an older boy a warm layer to pull on over his pyjamas between getting up and getting dressed. These gowns are for boys aged 8 to 15 and suit dark school mornings in winter, slow weekend breakfasts and the walk back from the bathroom after a bath. They sit within Sleepsuits & Pyjamas, so you can pick a gown and a pair of pyjamas together.
MINOTI dressing gowns are sized by height in centimetres, so measure him standing against a wall without shoes. An 8-year-old usually takes 134 cm and a 12-year-old 158 cm. If he falls between sizes, go up, because a gown is worn loose and a little extra length does no harm. A bathrobe or robe is the same garment under another name. Fabrics vary between styles, so check the care label before the first wash.
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MINOTI's dressing gowns for teenage boys are warm gowns to wear over pyjamas at home for ages 8 to 15, in centimetre sizes where a 12-year-old usually takes 158 cm.
What size dressing gown does a 10-year-old need?
A 10-year-old usually takes 146 cm. If he is tall for his age or growing quickly, go up one to 152 cm, as extra length is easy to live with on a gown worn over pyjamas.
Should a dressing gown fit loosely over pyjamas?
Yes. It should wrap over pyjamas with room at the shoulders and a good overlap at the front. If he measures 150 cm, the 152 cm size is the natural pick, and he should keep the gown well away from fires and heaters.