Boys' Denim Jackets, Ages 2 to 8
Boys' denim jackets for ages 2 to 8 take him from nursery through the first years of primary school. Denim is a tightly woven twill, so a jacket stands up to scooters, sandpits and playground tumbles better than a knitted layer. It is the in-between coat: warm enough over a jumper on a cool spring morning, and easy to take off once the day warms up. Pair it with joggers, chinos or shorts.
Denim has very little give, so fit matters more than with a sweatshirt or fleece. A 4-year-old usually takes 110 cm and a 6-year-old 122 cm. If he wears thick jumpers underneath, go one size up. Indigo denim can lose colour in its first few washes, so wash it inside out with dark colours and check the care label for the temperature. For padded coats on colder days, see Jackets & Coats.
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MINOTI's boys' denim jackets for ages 2 to 8 are sturdy twill jackets for spring and autumn in centimetre sizes, and a 4-year-old boy usually takes 110 cm.
What size denim jacket should I buy for a 3-year-old?
A 3-year-old usually takes 104 cm. Denim does not stretch much, so if he is tall for his age or close to his fourth birthday, 110 cm leaves room for a jumper underneath and a few months of growth.
What should a 5-year-old wear under a denim jacket in autumn?
On mild days of around 12°C to 18°C, a T-shirt or long-sleeved top is enough. When it gets colder, layer a jumper or hoodie underneath, and switch to a padded coat once mornings drop below 10°C.