City Threads Boys Thermal Underwear Set Long John, Soft Breathable Cotton Base Layer - Made in USA

My son, who is three years old and weighs 27 pounds and stands 36 inches tall, is a small child. A 2T usually fits him perfectly, while a 3T allows him to expand. I bought the 3T thermals for him, and the top and pants fit him perfectly, though the pants are a little long. I really like how soft it is, how accurate the color is, and how high-quality it is overall. Not only are these great for undershirts, but my son also likes to wear them as pajamas. I'm going to get another in 4T. If it didn't cost $23, I'd buy it. I'd buy a lot more colors if I were $95 instead.

Jair Roth

| Sep 19, 2021

The temperature is currently 45 degrees Fahrenheit. I purchased a 3T for my almost-5-year-old as a size reference. He's four years old, but he'll be five in about a month, and he's on the small side of four. I'm not sure about his exact measurements, but he usually wears a 4T/4 top and a 3T/36 mos bottom. bottoms. Our son was a perfect fit for the 3T set. Not at all loose like the three modeling boys in the Product Description photo, but much tighter, which is exactly what we wanted as a base layer. The sleeves were a little short for our boy, who usually wears a size 4, but the waistband and length of the bottoms were perfect. br>br>These were great for a cold-weather vacation as a base layer. I was afraid they'd be too thick/itchy to wear under other clothes, but they're not at all thick - Even though it's quite thin, it's surprisingly warm! It's a very tight weave, so it keeps the warmth in rather than letting it out. I liked that they were thin enough to take up very little space for packing because we were trying to travel light. They had tiny little stitching holes everywhere, just like I imagined with a "waffle weave," and they were super soft and comfy at the same time! We ordered two sets (both in 3T) of these. During our 9-year relationship, my sone wore one of them every day. in a 30-day vacation The temperature is currently 45 degrees Fahrenheit. I'm overjoyed that everything came together.

Caiden Aguirre

| Dec 14, 2021

Fit as expected, but I had to buy a 4T for my three-year-old. The reason for the size up is that fabric shrinks naturally after multiple washings and dryings. The Thermal fabric shrank very little, and the 4T fits well without being too tight or too short in the legs and arms. During the harsh New England winters, it keeps my little one toasty warm. City Threads is a winner for us and well worth the money; I've purchased this brand twice in the winters of 2016 and 2017, and the color options are a nice touch. Also great for PJs or getting the kiddo half dressed the night before and ready half an hour before pre-school. School and work are two different things. Overall, I think it was a great purchase and a lifesaver for this mother. If that's important to you, I believe it's made in the United States.

Lincoln McClain

| Jun 30, 2021

Almost all of my son's clothing has been worn. We are fortunate that he has older cousins, so I only have to buy him things on rare occasions. I did, however, pull out the long underwear set that he was supposed to be able to wear, and it was scratchy and had shrunk horribly. As a result, I placed an order for these on his behalf. I was pleased to discover a brand made in the United States, and though I paid a little more for a single pair of long underwear than I would have preferred, I am glad I did. The fact that they are so soft is a big plus for me. After putting them on, my son exclaimed, "Comfy!" They're a 50/50 cotton/polyester blend, which I like. They fit well, despite the fact that I purchased a size larger in the hopes of wearing them next year.

Braelynn BROOKES

| Oct 07, 2021

It fits true to size and does not shrink when washed and dried. It lasts a long time. Last year, I purchased something from this seller and was extremely happy with it. They are a big hit with my son. I added five more pairs to my collection. They're a little pricey, but they're the only thermal I'm going to buy. Even though they are a little short, my son will continue to wear the ones I bought him last year, and I may even let him sleep in them. I will continue to support this seller, and this review was not compensated in any way.

Keith Harris

| Jan 21, 2021

To go under my 4-year-old's dinosaur costume, I purchased the elf green set. The color of the product listing photo was very accurate, which was the first thing I noticed. He is autistic and has a variety of sensory issues that make clothing shopping difficult for him; polyester, even in blended fabrics, is usually out. I decided to take a chance because I was in a hurry, and I'm glad I did. This set is SO, SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO He adores it and frequently requests his green jammies before bedtime (which is crucial given his speech delay and lack of verbal communication on a variety of topics). For Christmas, I'm going to get him a new set in a different color. We've only had them for about a month, so I can't comment on how long they'll last, but they've washed well and have already been through the laundry a dozen times.

Wade Marquez

| May 03, 2021

I bought these for my 8-month-old grandson as a "base layer" to wear underneath his fleece sleeper when I pick him up in the morning. The temperature is usually in the high 20s to mid 30s outside, which is ideal for our walk out to the cold car for the drive to and from his house. I wasn't sure how I was going to keep him warm now that the new guidelines state that heavy winter coats should not be used in infant car seats - This, combined with a blanket, appears to be effective, and he appears to be quite content. I know it's working because before I bought it, when I got him home, his skin would feel cold to the touch - He's nice and toasty now (rather than hot and sweaty). just warm enough to be comfortable). Because I line dry them, I'm not sure if they'll shrink.

Callie Knox

| Aug 07, 2021