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My son is 9.5 and tall and skinny.
Size 8 (Target) is ok but short and slightly snug. Size 10-12 absolutely drowns him. It might fit by winter but what to do now for fall? I’ve tried Old Navy and then shrink it, but it’s poor quality. What to do? |
| Try a different brand? Primark has nice clothes for affordable prices just opened in Tyson's |
| You need to find size 10. Look at GAP kids. My kid is skinny so he either wears size 8 or 10 even though his height, but not weight, is a size 10. Children’s Place tends to have mainly 10-12, so I only buy the shirts/jackets and roll up the sleeves. Carters/Oshkosh has boy’s clothes in size 10, and they have worked. |
| I had the same issue going from small to medium. Just had to try a bunch of stuff from different brands. Primark and H&M are on the skinnier side |
| This was annoying for my girls,too. Abercrombie kids and Cotton on kids sells 9/10. We also liked the Next website , they have size 9. H&M was usually good too, they have 8/10. |
| Yes, it's so annoying. You just need to find small size 10s and wash & dry them a few times - Primary, Cat & Jack, Old Navy, and H&M clothes all shrink into smaller size 10s. |
Really? Their kids section was teeny tiny, we found it full of teeny bopper crap. |
| Buy size 10s? A 10-12 is a 12, so stick to brands that have 8, 10, 12. |
| Try having an 11 year old. 10/12 are too small, 14/16 are massively huge |
Maybe a difference between girls and boys clothes. A different PP but I've like Primark for boys basics. |
| Buy him boys clothes not girls. They come in measurements not "sizes". |
| Children’s place has slim |
| This is when I find it helpful that my DS wants to wear shorts year-round. |
| Next.us is amazing! Free shipping to us it’s a uk brand, great quality like Gymboree /Ga/Boden/Hanna but better prices |
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It’s really annoying as there is a huge range between 9 and 12 I don’t get it.
But some brands sell 9/10 - mini Boden, H&M, Abercrombie kids. |