Boys' Boxers for Ages 2 to 8
Boys' boxers for ages 2 to 8 are everyday underwear for nursery, school and weekends. Boxers cover more of the leg than briefs. That suits little ones who have just moved out of nappies into pants, and older boys who like a looser fit under school trousers or joggers. They get worn every day and washed often, so it helps to keep plenty in the drawer. Socks for the same ages are in Underwear & Socks.
Pick the size by his height rather than his age. A 2-year-old usually takes 98 cm, a 5-year-old 116 cm and a 7-year-old 128 cm. If he is between sizes, go up one. A little room in the leg sits fine under trousers, while a waistband that is too snug can leave marks by the end of the day. For fabric and washing instructions, check the product page or the care label.
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MINOTI's boys' boxers for ages 2 to 8 are everyday underwear that covers more of the leg than briefs, in centimetre sizes, and a 5-year-old usually takes 116 cm.
What size boxers should I buy for a 4-year-old?
Most 4-year-olds take 110 cm, the size for ages 4 to 5. If he is tall for his age or between sizes, 116 cm gives a little more room in the waist and leg.
Are boxers or briefs better for a child who has just been potty trained?
Either works, so go with what he finds comfortable. Boxers are looser on the leg, and some 2- and 3-year-olds prefer that after nappies. Keep eight to ten pairs in the drawer at first, as accidents mean more changes a day.