EDITION · AW26
Boys' Sports Jackets
A boys' sports jacket is the layer he pulls on for PE, football practice or a cold touchline, then keeps on for the walk home. Sizes run from newborn to age 15, so you can buy for a baby brother and a 14-year-old in one place. Each jacket is a top layer that goes over a T-shirt or hoodie and comes off quickly once he warms up.
Pick the fabric for the job. A boys' zip-up fleece jacket keeps him warm on a dry, cold morning but soaks through in rain. For wet match days choose a boys' waterproof sports jacket, and check the product page and care label for the exact fabric. Go up one if he will wear it over a thick hoodie. Sizes follow age closely: a 9-year-old usually takes 140 cm and a 13-year-old 164 cm.
Your questions answered
MINOTI's boys' sports jackets are outer layers for PE, football and everyday wear for boys aged 0 to 15, sold in centimetre sizes where a 4-year-old usually takes 110 cm.
What size sports jacket should I buy for a 7-year-old boy?
A 7-year-old boy usually takes 128 cm. If he is tall for his age or will wear the jacket over a thick hoodie, go up one to 134 cm for more room in the body and arms.
Is a boys' zip-up jacket warm enough for football training in winter?
Usually only on milder days, around 10°C and above. A thin zip-up or a sports rain jacket blocks wind and wet but holds little warmth, so in winter add a fleece or hoodie underneath and take it off once he is running.