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Older Boys' Nightwear, Ages 8 to 15
Older boys' nightwear starts where the kids' range stops, with sleep sets and dressing gowns for boys aged 8 to 15. Sets are sized by height, so a tall 10-year-old can wear the same size as a shorter 12-year-old, and a dressing gown goes over the top for breakfast on cold mornings.
Boys' pyjamas for age 15 and age 16 sit at the top of the children's sizes. A 14-year-old usually takes 170 cm, so a tall 15- or 16-year-old may be ready for adult sizes. Nightwear should fit close to the body, or be flame-resistant as its label states, so avoid buying pyjamas several sizes too big. Teenage boy Christmas pyjamas are worth ordering in his current size in November, as he may well have grown again by spring.
Your questions answered
MINOTI older boys' nightwear includes sleep sets and dressing gowns for boys aged 8 to 15, in centimetre sizes where a 12-year-old usually takes 158 cm.
What size pyjamas does a boy need at age 9?
A 9-year-old usually takes 140 cm. Pyjamas should fit close rather than loose, so go by his height and move up one size only if he is tall for his age and the legs stop above his ankle.
Does a teenage boy need a dressing gown as well as pyjamas?
It helps in winter. A dressing gown goes over his pyjamas for breakfast and the walk to the bathroom, so he stays warm without extra layers in bed. A 12-year-old usually takes 158 cm in both.