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Boys' Rompers & Dungarees
Boys' rompers and dungarees are one-piece outfits that cover top and bottom in one go, so there is nothing to tuck in. Three types sit together here: rompers for daytime, sleepsuits for night-time and naps, and jumpsuits for play and days out. Dungarees go over a vest or T-shirt, so you can change the layer underneath as the weather changes.
A sleepsuit is what is often called a baby grow: a full-length all-in-one for sleeping. Rompers are daywear and layer easily under a cardigan or jumper on cooler days. Choose by your child's height rather than his age. A 9-month-old usually takes 80 cm and a 15-month-old 86 cm. If he is between sizes, pick the larger one for room over a nappy. Check the care label on each piece before washing.
Your questions answered
MINOTI rompers and dungarees for boys bring together rompers, sleepsuits, jumpsuits and dungarees within the 0 to 15 age range, in centimetre sizes such as 74 cm for 6 to 9 months.
What size romper does a 1-year-old boy need?
A 1-year-old usually takes 86 cm, the 12 to 18 months size. If he is long for his age, go up one size so the outfit is not tight through the body.
What is the difference between a romper and a sleepsuit?
A sleepsuit is made for bedtime and covers the legs down to the ankle, while a romper is worn in the day. Both use the same sizes, so a 6-month-old usually takes 74 cm in either.