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Teenage Boys' Coats & Jackets
A coat for a teenage boy has to cope with every season, from the first cold autumn mornings through to spring showers, and this range covers ages 8 to 15. Padded puffer jackets and parkas are for winter. Gilets add warmth without sleeves, and bomber, denim and sport jackets suit milder days. Raincoats keep him dry on the walk to school.
Teen boys' coats and jackets go over other layers, so leave room for a hoodie or jumper underneath. If he is between sizes, go up one so the sleeves last the school year. Gilets are what some shops call body warmers, and a bomber or denim jacket works over a T-shirt in spring. Check the care label before washing, since padded and denim pieces need different care.
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Your questions answered
MINOTI's jackets and coats for teenage boys include puffer jackets, parkas, gilets, bombers, denim and sport jackets, coats and raincoats for boys aged 8 to 15, in centimetre sizes where a 13-year-old usually takes 164 cm.
What size coat does a boy aged 9, 10 or 11 need?
A 9-year-old usually takes 140 cm, a 10-year-old 146 cm and an 11-year-old 152 cm. For boys' coats at age 9, 10 or 11, choose by his height and go one size up if he wears a thick jumper underneath.
How should a teenage boy layer his coat for winter?
Start with a T-shirt and add a hoodie or jumper, then put a puffer jacket or parka on top once it drops below 5°C. On milder days a gilet over a hoodie is enough, and in the wet a raincoat goes over a jumper.