Boys' Gloves and Mittens
Boys' gloves and mittens keep hands warm on frosty school runs, in snowball fights and at football practice. Babies and young boys tend to do better in boys' mittens, which are quicker to put on and keep fingers together for warmth, while older boys usually want gloves so they can grip a ball. For gloves only, there is a separate Gloves page.
Buying boys' hats and gloves together makes it easy to match colours, and a boys' hat, scarf and gloves set covers the whole winter kit in one go. Gloves are not sized by height, so check the size on the product page. His fingertips should just reach the ends of the glove without being squashed. Clip mittens to a coat sleeve for the youngest, and keep a spare pair for school.
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MINOTI offers boys' gloves and mittens for boys aged 0 to 15, from mittens for babies to gloves for older boys, with the size for each pair shown on its product page.
How can I tell if gloves fit a 9-year-old boy properly?
Check the size on the product page, then look at his hands in them. For a 9-year-old, leave about 1 cm of room at the fingertips, so he can bend his fingers without the gloves pulling across the palm.
How do I stop a young boy losing his mittens at nursery?
Clip them to his coat or thread them on a string through the sleeves, and label both with his name. For a 3-year-old, mittens are easier than gloves to put on without help. A boys' hat and gloves in the same colour are also easier to spot in lost property.