My son is 45 inches (114 cm tall) and about 43 pounds. Does he need the 4-6 or the 6-8? I feel like he is on the cusp.
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I would definitely go with the 6-8. You can always pin it or sew it but you can't make it bigger. And if he's anything like my nephew, he will want to wear it before and after for quite awhile. My nephew loved it so much, he chose Neil Armstrong to write a report about so he could wear it to school. It's a very cool costume and not cheaply made. It was worth the money. He ended up giving it back to me when he grew out of it so I can use it for my future grandson. Sorry for the delay in responding, was in Oahu at my daughters wedding.
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I would go with the 6-8. It's made to fit just right so it might be a little short if you with then small size.
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Hi Carol, I would get the 6-8. My son is 8 now and an average size. I bought this when he was six and I purchased the 6-8 and he has worn it a couple of years, Halloween, career day (he wants to be an astronaut), etc. It is the cutest and he gets so many compliments on it. He won't be able to wear it this year, he's finally out growing it.
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I would go with the bigger size. I found the costume to be true to form and allowing for growth for multi-use it would be better to order the bigger size. Very well made!
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Ask the seller, but I am guessing a 6 would work. I have a 5 and would have liked it firmer at a 4.
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My son turns 10 in a few days and is about 5 feet too and 82 pounds. X-large was perfect for h. My daughter who is 8 got the large and they are shorter, so would be too short for a boy of 5 feet.
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Something close to 5 inches should work. My son was 8 when I gave him a 7 in., he could have gone a bit bigger, but it was fine. It also depends in the size if child. If close to average I wouldn't go bigger than a 5 inch ball. Hopefully this helps.
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My son is 6 and between 40-50 pounds and wears 7-8 in clothes. He needs the length in the clothes but is really thin and has to have adjustable waist. I bought a size 8 for the suit and it is a little long for him and plenty of room weight wise. But with the sealed neck and zipper ankles it works perfect and well worth the money. A size bigger than his normal clothes worked best for us.
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My daughter was 50" and 56lbs when i bought them and got her a medium. They fit perfect. I would say a medium would work fine for your son.
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My daughter was about 40 pounds at 5 years old, not sure about her height at the time but I got her the 4/6. it fit perfectly. Wasn't too long or too baggy. Go bigger if you're not sure.
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My two boys are 4 feet or taller and wear a medium. I'd suggest a small but a medium had its advantages as well. Since the pants are calf length they'd likely start as pants and he'd grow into the calf length. So the medium would last longer. :-)
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I would recommend 21 or 22 inches. When i was looking for my boys i investigated sizes and i remember that for 5-8 normally thats the size used. Hope this helps
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My son is 54" tall and weighs about 70lbs and it fits just about perfect. If he grows any more pants will be a little short. Not really adjustable since they just pull on. He has had a lot of fun with it!
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My daughter just turned 4 and is about 39 1/2 in tall. with the twelve she could put both feet on the ground and with no training wheels to start she looked more comfortable. I look at it like trading one for the other she fit the 14 a little better but more balance and control starting and stopping on the 12 which I think is more important. I would go 12 especially if you have younger kids. We have a younger daughter so if she only gets one year out of it no big deal
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my dad is a 6 footer... yeah he has been using it with good feedback.. i dont know your case as a 6-4 if that is big difference
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I purchased a 12 in for my 3 year old and 16 in for my 4 year old. Our eldest fit well but it was slighty to big. He fit perfect a month later as you know they grow too fast. If I put the 4 year old on the 12im his knees would have been in the handle bars. I would say go with the 16in
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I'd start with a double 0. If to big could always be sent back for a smaller size, but the double should give you some room for him to grow.
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My 6 yr old son is 47 inches and 56 LBS and he is using Size 8 now. and there still is a little more room for now.
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My son was 6 last year, so I'd say 6-8. He weighs about 50#'s and it was big.
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My son is 8 years old and in a size 6 that fits. He is super skinny though (normal height). If you get a 10 he can grow into it but it might be a bit big. An 8 would probably fit but he might be out of it quickly. I think my son weighs around 50 pounds?