Where to get clothes for a tall, slim toddler?

Mine is short and stocky and JoJo Maman stuff is often too slim cut for him, so maybe try there?

H&M trousers I always find far too big on waist and bum for my slim boys too.

Next jeans have the best fit for us. They have the adjustable waist and are quite slim fit anyway.

I always found Peacocks clothes came out on the slim side. That was a few years ago though, don't know what they are like now.

I was going to suggest Zara. Next is not very slim cut but the trousers usually have adjustable waists.

Have you tried waistbands with working drawstring so you can pull and tie? Also adjustable belts when alittle older are a godsend. One of mine has the same issue.

H&m are cut with cloth nappies in mind so are very generous on thr waist and bum.

I like nutmeg and primark for my daughter

Le Redoute and Vertbaudet
Next do different cuts in jeans snd some trousers

DS wore M&S ‘girls’ leggings in 2-3 when we had this problem. He was out of nappies from 18 months and skinny around the hips so most trousers were comically large. Thankfully it was over the summer so he could spend a lot of time naked or in 9-12/12-18 shorts! Thankfully he’s chunked out a bit in the last couple of months since turning 2.

I came on to suggest vertbaudet. Good for my tall skinny DCs

Vertbaudet were good for my narrow hipped DD. Also Primark.

Gap do skinny adjustable jeans as well.

You can adjust your own waists if something is ok otherwise, either add more elastic into the waist band or unpick the waistband and tighten the elastic by sewing it to itself.

Boden is generally huge on the waist I've found.

If you're in France the supermarket own brands were a lot more long and slim than UK supermarkets.

I have this issue with my daughter. Thankfully she can wear dresses and tights but I find Morrisons clothes, nutmeg, sometimes have a smaller waist and some adjustable waists too. Also, look for working drawstring waists, M&S usually have some. My MIL also sometimes takes the trousers in for us, or I do it myself if it's something that looks easy. I'm reading with interest though, didn't know Zara had slimmer cut things, so will have a look there. I'm actually finding it easier to find things as she's getting bigger and taller as I think in the older sizes things are cut a bit slimmer. From 18 months to 3 years it was hard to find things (I think lots of shops leave room for nappies) but now she's in 3-4 I'm finding it a little easier.

If you look around a bit, you can usual find ribbed leggings, either ribbed cotton or occasionally a more knitted rib, and they're warmer than standard leggings. I'm pretty sure I've seen some at M&S and various supermarkets. We've also had some cord-style ones – JoJo Maman Bebe definitely do those, but I've found them elsewhere as well.

Like Motherissues, I've found M&S usually have working drawstrings on their joggers, and I think they're a bit slimmer cut than some (but check the size chart, because M&S do height to age a little differently from most UK shops).

@OhRosalind m.zara.com/uk/en/extra-long-trousers-p06224557.html?v1=66016746&v2=1541245 recently got a pair of these for incredibly tall 2YO DSS in size 3-4, would 100% recommend as the waist is very slim so sounds like it might suit your little one!

I have girls but always found next good they have adjustable waists on lots of things

Verbaudet

My son has a tiny waist and lived in joggers from Boots until he was about 3. They are very reasonably priced. M&S trousers mostly have those adjustable waists which you can pull right in. Not sure about the length, my son also had short legs I think but we always had to fold the bottoms up so you might be ok.

Primark! It was a nightmare as it was the only place that did trousers that fitted my toddler, they do "slim fit" which are the only things that stayed up.

H&M and Sainsbury's work now he's a bit older.

We had this issue with my girl when she was in age 2-3 clothes and found TX Maxx to be good.

I know you said you weren't in the UK but maybe someone could take a look for you.

They had some brands with tiny waists and really long legs but we had to hunt the rails for them. I think they were European.

You could also try some things from the 'girls' section as they definitely have narrower waists and some styles are unisex.