Who makes pants for tall, thin 10-year-old boy?

[Anonymous]

Polo jeans are the only ones that fit my skinny 8 yr old like they should. BUT of course they are expensive! The outlet sometimes has them for about $30/pair, but I rarely get them. Gap slim are descent and they run lots of sales.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does Children's Place still fit? They have S for slim size. I get size 7 and 8 for my 6 yr old tall and lean son. The slim helps a lot and it has the stretchable belt.

Huh. I've never seen slim
In girls at Children's Place.

Gap slim are the slimmest IME.

Children's place slims are only available online.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Uniqlo has casual/athletic pants which work on my slim kid. UnderArmour has a slimmer waist and longer inseam; I haven't had luck with Gap- haven't seen their athletic pants offered in slim sizes.

This. Gap's slim fit khakis work well on my skinny 7 y.o., but their athletic pants don't come in slim.

[Anonymous]

We do skinny jeans, in slim, from JC Penny (I think they are called Amazon)

The skinny cut looks like a normal strqight cut on skinny kids.

Another friend has very good luck with Wrangler jeans. Cowboys wear their jeans very tight, so they have a good variety in skinny waist/long inseam cuts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Old Navy has the slimmest jeans that I have been able to find. We've tried everything for my tall, thin kids.

+1

Old Navy carries a specific style of boys jeans that are about 2 inches longer than normal. I assume this is for the skinny kids who need a longer inseam but can't go a size up due to the larger waistband.