Swimsuits for Boys
MINOTI swimsuits for boys are made for the pool, the beach and weekly swimming lessons. The range runs from newborn to age 15, and each size is given as a height rather than only an age. A swimsuit is meant to sit close to the body so it stays in place in the water, which matters more for a boy learning to swim than for one paddling at the shore.
Swimsuit and swimming costume mean the same garment here. Each product page gives the fabric for that style. After chlorine or salt water, rinse the swimsuit in cool fresh water, then dry it flat and out of direct sun rather than leaving it rolled up in a wet towel. Wring it gently, if at all, and check the care label before you machine wash or tumble dry it.
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The MINOTI Swimsuits collection for boys contains swimsuits for the pool, the beach and swimming lessons, for ages 0 to 15, in centimetre sizes where a 7-year-old usually takes 128 cm.
What size swimsuit should I buy for a 7-year-old boy?
A 7-year-old usually takes 128 cm. Go by his height now rather than sizing up for next summer, and only go up one if he is tall for his age, because a swimsuit that is too big will sag when wet.
Should a boy's swimsuit feel snug when he tries it on dry?
Yes. A swimsuit that is loose when dry will sag once it is wet, so a close fit on dry skin is right. It should not dig in at the shoulders or legs; if it does on a 9-year-old in 140 cm, try 146 cm.