Ok. First of all. I've been buying the regular version of these for my son for at least 5 years, since he was too thin to wear any other toddler underwear and, as I remember it, these used to come in size 18-24 month. They fit perfectly and they didn't have that tight waist band that seemed to dig in with other boy's underwear (I also thought the boxer briefs were the cutest ever but they tend to really loosen up after a few hours). Now, they have them in organic cotton at a pretty steep price. It's hard to rationalize spending $30 on 3 pairs of kids underwear but here are several reasons. The fabric is soft, durable,very well stitched, and just very high quality. Organic fabric may not be useful to your particular child, but it means no added pesticides to our environment and a much healthier work environment for the people who make these garments. So, yeah, I will painfully fork over the 30 bucks for these because they're awesome in just about every way... Also, they come in some pretty cool colors. Read more
I have a pretty small boy (about 25 pounds at 2.5 years old), and got some Carter's size 2/3 underwear to start potty training. I was very disappointed with their quality. Thin, stretched out easily, and had a thick elastic band that even looked itchy! These fit so much better - comfortable and sit well on the hips (even my skinny boy), and they fit well at the leg holes too. They are also super soft, and fairly thick material. I feel like these will last much longer than the Carter's, and he likes wearing them much more, too! Read more
I really like these undies for three reasons: 1. They are comfortable for my five year old son who has eczema and sensitive skin (cotton is soft, no exposed elastic waistband.) 2. They are organic cotton--no harsh pesticides up against kids' skin. 3. They are well made, in the USA. Wonderful product, more expensive, but well worth it for the value of the product. This is the 3rd size we have bought for him as he has grown. True to size. Read more
I like these- they seem to be good quality and are cute cut but they are small. I got the 18-24 month which my son wears regularly in other things but I can barely pull them up because the leg holes are so tight and do not stretch. So sad as I’ve already washed them b4 he wore them and I can’t return. But he’s always asking to wear them so he seems to like them too... if they didn’t squeeze his legs so tight. They also barely come up high enough to cover his behind in the back. Read more
I read the reviews that said to size up, so bought 3T for my slim, 2 year old. They fit great, and are nicely constructed. Way softer and thicker feeling than the Burt's Bees organic briefs I bought at the same time. Also more expensive than the competition, but the quality of these briefs is evident. Love the earthy color selection, and that I can find cute, organic undies for my little one. Will definitely buy again. Read more
It’s nice and soft but size runs very small. He is four and still wearing 18T training pants from another brand but I had to get 3T4T for this one. They shrink too. His wee wee was covered by green lints when he first wore them (after one wash)😂 hopefully it will go away over time. More neutral color would be better I think. But overall, they are good enough to keep. There are not many organic options out there. Read more
These are the best underwear I have bought for my son, of all the different brands I tried in 8 years, these ones are the softest (yet they stay up well) and most comfortable and extremely good quality. They fit well without leaving any mark, he loves them too. I highly recommend them. Read more
Very comfortable, per my ten-year-old. He reaches for these first. Read more
