does small fit fine for youth's where kids sizes is too small? I'm 162cm tall and weigh a little more than 40kg
303874
Well I have the medium shirt but I would recommend to try to get your proper size since the shirt tends to rise over time plus a smaller size than normal might restrict some movement
303875
I weigh at 88kg and the medium size fit me fine. I think you should fine stores that carry that and see if you can try them on.
160044
The smallest size is a 2T and to be honest I think that might be too big for you. Keep in mind the arms and legs should be a snug fit or the suit doesn't offer much warmth. A 2T might fit ok length and waist wise, but I doubt it will keep water from getting inside and touching your child's skin.
91460
consider adult sizing instead. my kid is 3.7, weighs 40 and fit nicely to a size 4.
14305
this summer I bought two O'Neil Youth Reactor full suits for my two kids. My son is 11 and my daughter is 9. I bought a size 10 for my 9 year old (which is small/petite for her age group). The suit was big on her (she normally wears a year behind her age) but the suit still fit ok. I expect next summer it'll fit closer to perfect. My 11 year old son is average to large and his 12 fit him pretty well. I expect he'll use it next summer as well, but after that will likely need another. I'd suggest buying the 8 for your daughter. Too small and the suit is useless. Even thought my daughters suit was loose, it didn't bother her at all, and she was thrilled to have the full after freezing in an ill-fitting shorty. this summer I bought two O'Neil Youth Reactor full suits for my two kids. My son is 11 and my daughter is 9. I bought a size 10 for my 9 year old (which is small/petite for her age group). The suit was big on her (she normally wears a year behind her age) but the suit still fit ok. I expect next summer it'll fit closer to perfect. My 11 year old son is average to large and his 12 fit him pretty well. I expect he'll use it next summer as well, but after that will likely need another. I'd suggest buying the 8 for your daughter. Too small and the suit is useless. Even thought my... » Read More this summer I bought two O'Neil Youth Reactor full suits for my two kids. My son is 11 and my daughter is 9. I bought a size 10 for my 9 year old (which is small/petite for her age group). The suit was big on her (she normally wears a year behind her age) but the suit still fit ok. I expect next summer it'll fit closer to perfect. My 11 year old son is average to large and his 12 fit him pretty well. I expect he'll use it next summer as well, but after that will likely need another. I'd suggest buying the 8 for your daughter. Too small and the suit is useless. Even thought my daughters suit was loose, it didn't bother her at all, and she was thrilled to have the full after freezing in an ill-fitting shorty. « Show Less
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My daughter is almost 11 and little taller and skinnier side. She got youth large and looked just fine. Better little big than too small for kids, I think.
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I purchased 2 of thee items, it was for my son a medium and small but I looked at the tag and it says size 3 and size 4 so I assume the medium was the 4. but the small would fit, because the jacket is kinda big, so the medium would fit u but a little bigger...So you are safe with the small.because the jacket would be a pefect fit for your size
82821
I bought them for my Nephew last year for Christmas. He is six year old and I got him a youth size medium.
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Under Armour sells youth sizes but I assume a safe bet would be a medium im 6ft 200 lbs and a xl fits me id go with med if that helps
1487782
my son is about 4 foot 10 inches and 85 pounds or so and it is a little large for him so should fit her fine. it is a youth size.
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By the way you may also consider about the body, my daughter has 17kgs, she is just fit the body, I think below 20kgs is ok, or it will be very tight.
337932
I purchased the costume for my grandson who is 6 and he is over 40 lbs. It was a little big on him so I would say to be safe you may want to get a smaller size for your son. Check on their return policy before you purchase to make sure you will not be stuck with an item that you can't use.
159602
I would go with an adult size. One difference between youth and adult is the length of the straps. With an adult size you can shorten the straps, but you can't lengthen them on a youth size.
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Oh purchased this for my 3 yr old an 5 yr old there extremely fitted very tight stretchy normaly my 3 yr old could never wear an xs but in this he does no joke an got my 5 yr old a Sm & Med besides being a ting bit long witch is ok med fit great an he's average height & weight he will be 6 soon so good luck hope this helps
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The ones I purchased are loose on the U14 kids and they don't like them. They are a bit plastic like and rustle when you move, but all in all - not bad. I am 5ft 9in and 170 and they fit me snug but not tight.
1284070
Children. I ordered a size small for my 6 year old daughter. It fits her very well.
375318
I think a small would be okay. My son was about 5'8 and 130 lbs when I bought it and he's now 6'1 and 150 and the shirt still fits. He is slim.
363415
If you get the small, you should be fine; however, I cannot remember what the small included as far as sizes :/ My 10 year old daughter wears between a 3 and 3 1/2 and I bought the medium (2-5) so they were a little snug; however, I have a 5 year old (turns 6 in March) and the mediums were way too big. Hope this helps.