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Teenage Boys' Jeans
Teenage boys' jeans for ages 8 to 15 come in two cuts, straight and wide. Straight legs run evenly from hip to hem and sit neatly over trainers or boots. Wide legs are looser all the way down, which suits hoodies and oversized T-shirts. Denim is a hard-wearing cotton twill, so these cope with bike rides, the park and a full day out.
Choose by his height rather than his age. In boys' jeans, age 9 usually means 140 cm and age 11 means 152 cm, but growth varies, so measure him standing against a wall without shoes. If he sits between sizes, go up and turn the hem once. Wash dark denim inside out with similar colours to limit fading and dye transfer, and check the care label for the temperature.
Your questions answered
MINOTI's teenage boy jeans collection covers straight and wide denim cuts for boys aged 8 to 15, in centimetre sizes matched to height, with a 13-year-old usually taking 164 cm.
Which jean cut suits a teenage boy best?
It depends on how he dresses. Straight legs give a neater line over trainers and suit school trips. Wide legs pair with hoodies and looser tops. A 13-year-old usually takes 164 cm in either cut, so you can size both the same way.
What size boys' jeans fit at age 10?
A 10-year-old usually takes 146 cm. If he is tall for his age or you want the jeans to last into next year, go up one to 152 cm and turn the hem until he grows into them.