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Teen Boys' Pyjamas
Teen boys' pyjamas are made for school nights, weekend lie-ins and sleepovers, in sizes for boys aged 8 to 15. Each set pairs a top with bottoms, so there is nothing to match up at bedtime. Nightwear should sit close to the body rather than hang loose, so pick the size that matches his height now. For younger boys, see Kids pyjamas, and for the wider nightwear range at these ages, see Sleepsuits & Pyjamas.
For older boys' pyjamas, measure him in bare feet and choose the size that matches his height. As a guide, an 11-year-old usually takes 152 cm and a 14-year-old 170 cm. If he sits between sizes, go up one, because bottoms that stop above the ankle after a growth spurt soon get left in the drawer. Wash the top and bottoms together so they fade at the same rate, and follow the care label for the temperature.
Your questions answered
MINOTI's teen boys' pyjamas are top-and-bottom pyjama sets for boys aged 8 to 15, sold in height-based centimetre sizes, where an 11-year-old usually takes 152 cm.
What size boys' pyjamas should I buy for age 10?
Most boys aged 10 take 146 cm. If he is tall for his age, choose 152 cm. Check his height against the size on the product page before ordering, as pyjamas should fit close rather than loose.
How many pairs of pyjamas does a teenage boy need?
Three pairs covers most weeks: one on, one in the wash and one spare for sleepovers. For boys' pyjamas at age 13, the usual size is 164 cm, and 170 cm suits a boy who is tall for his age.