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Kids' Pyjamas for Boys, Ages 0 to 15
Kids' pyjamas for boys, from the first sets for babies to long pyjamas for 15-year-olds, are gathered here with dressing gowns for the walk down to breakfast. Pyjamas and dressing gowns each have their own page too; this one is useful when you want both in one go, or are buying for brothers of different ages.
Boys' long pyjamas are the ones to reach for from October, when bedrooms can drop to 16 to 18 degrees at night. Pyjamas should fit close rather than loose, so stay with his usual size: an 8-year-old usually takes 134 cm. PJs is simply the short name for pyjamas. Wash them inside out to keep prints looking fresh, and pull a dressing gown on top for cold mornings.
Your questions answered
MINOTI sells boys' pyjamas online alongside dressing gowns for boys aged 0 to 15, including long pyjamas for colder nights, in centimetre sizes matched to age.
How many pairs of pyjamas should I buy for a boy for one week?
Three pairs is a sensible number for most boys: one on, one in the wash and one spare for spills or a hot night. When you buy boys' pyjamas for a growing 10-year-old, 146 cm is his usual size.
Are dressing gowns in the boys' pyjamas shop sized the same way?
Yes, dressing gowns in the boys' pyjamas shop use centimetre sizes too, so a 6-year-old usually takes 122 cm in both. A dressing gown can be a little roomier, as it goes over pyjamas.