I bought a set of these for my 8 month old grandson as I wanted a 'base layer' under his fleece bed when I pick him up in the morning. It's usually 20-30 degrees outside which is great for our walk to the cold car for the ride to and from his house. Wasn't sure how to keep him warm as the new rules are not to use heavy winter coats in child car seats - that plus the blanket seems to work great and he's very comfortable. I know it works because I brought him home before I bought him and his skin

City Threads base layer was a better brand than others I've even used big brands like GAP or Ralph Lauren. Fits as expected but bought 4T for my 3 year old. The reason for the increase in size is that the fabric naturally shrinks after repeated washing and drying. The thermal fabric doesn't shrink too much and the 4T fits well enough without being tight or shortening the legs and arms. In the harsh New England winters, my little one seems to be fine. City Threads is a winner for us and well…

It's a lot more expensive than I usually pay for such a simple piece of clothing for a small child but I save for every holiday and it was the only option I had, it's this right color and got to me just in time for Halloween. I bought a pixie green set to match my 4 year old dinosaur costume. The first thing that struck me was that the color of the product photo was very accurate. He is autistic and has many sensory issues that make shopping for clothes difficult. Polyester, even in mixed…

I bought a 3T as a size reference for my almost 5 year old - he is 4 but will be 5 in a month and he is smaller than 4. I don't know his exact sizes but he usually wears a 4T/4 top (not tight) and 3T/36 mo. floors. The 3T set fit our son perfectly - definitely not even a tad loose like the three model boys on the product description picture but a lot tighter which is what we wanted as a base layer. The sleeves are a bit short for our boy as he normally wears a size 4 top, but the waistband and…

City Threads thermal underwear was a better brand than the others. I've even used big brands like GAP or Ralph Lauren. Fits as expected but bought 4T for my 3 year old. The reason for the increase in size is that the fabric naturally shrinks after repeated washing and drying. The thermal fabric doesn't shrink too much and the 4T fits well enough without being tight or shortening the legs and arms. In the harsh New England winters, my little one seems to be fine. City Threads is a winner for us…

It's a lot more expensive than I would normally pay for such a simple piece of clothing for a small child, but I save up for every holiday and it was the only option that came in the right color and got me just in time for Halloween. I bought a pixie green set to match my 4 year old dinosaur costume. The first thing that struck me was that the color of the product photo was very accurate. He is autistic and has many sensory issues that make shopping for clothes difficult. Polyester, even in…

Bought 3T as a size reference for my almost 5 year old - he is 4 but in a month he will be 5 and he is less than 4. certain sizes but mostly he wears usually a top 4T/4 (not tight) and 3T/36 mo. floors. The 3T set fit our son perfectly - definitely not even a little loose like the three model boys on the product description picture, but a lot tighter which is what we wanted as a base layer. The sleeves are a bit short for our boy as he normally wears a size 4 top, but the waistband and length…