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.

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 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 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.

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.