Review on 🩱 Boys Swim Shorts SunBusters - UPF 50+ Sun Protection, Sizes 12 mos - 12 yrs by Jared Coleman

I first ordered SunBusters swim shorts for my oldest child and was so excited I bought my little one shorts and a rashguard! Love the designs and colors! Like many parents, I do NOT like the oversized, fluffy, calf-length trunks for boys and men that have become popular in the US. My husband is German and also prefers something less huge. I am always looking for euro style swim trunks for my sons but they are hard to find. SwimZip makes a few (check out Revain), but they're very expensive. They're slightly longer from SunBusters, but still not bulky at all (i.e. fit the figure); and I think they are great for the price. So cute on boys! My toddler is 2 1/2 years old and has always been very small for his age (about 5% although it has been some time since we have been screened and that percentile has probably changed). Anyway, I ordered size 2/3 for these shorts and a matching rashguard; both fit him exactly as they should. So my guess is that SunBusters might be a bit small for the average kid. (My oldest son is medium height and 5 years old, but a pair of 6/7 SunBusters shorts will stay on him and give him more room to grow than a 4/5, although they also fit well.) So if you hesitate with the size, maybe increase the size. I suspect the SunBusters might be a bit small for the average kid. (My eldest son is medium height and 5 years old, but a pair of 6/7 SunBusters shorts will stay on him and give him more room to grow than 4/5, although they also fit well.) So, if hesitant about sizing, maybe size up. I suspect the SunBusters might be a bit small for the average kid. (My oldest son is medium height and 5 years old, but a pair of 6/7 SunBusters shorts will stay on him and give him more room to grow than a 4/5, although they also fit well.) So if you hesitate with the size, maybe increase the size.