AIBU for not being able to find ANY high street shops or supermarkets selling normal boys trousers?

[FuryFowler]

All I want are some baggy combatty/cotton trousers for my 6yr old did. Not joggers or jeans, and not skinny chino types that taper at the ankle. Or have a stupid curved crotch (every single pair of next trousers!)
I've resorted to Boden sale items, as they're normal! But effing expensive!
Any recommendations?

BHS or debenhams

Went in both yesterday and nope .... They all go really skinny at the leg

Oh you could well be me
I too have to resort to Boden as ds simply doesn't fit into the skinny styles. This style for boys has gone on for years now, longing for it to end! Boden not affordable for me at the moment so he tends to live in joggers.

H&M do some good plain trousers. Hate next carrot leg ones, as do my boys!

I was going to suggest H&M too. I get my DDs trousers from the boys section as she has a weird shape/hates things on her belly and boys stuff seems lower cut.

I'm a big fan of these twill ones. I bought them in a few colours.

www.hm.com/gb/product/31887?article=31887-V

Landsend (online)

Not that I am in the market for this at all, but those look tapered Pengweng. OP specifically did not want that feature.

John Lewis

They do a range of quite traditional clothes

I didn't find any good ones in H&M when I looked recently.

Yeah looked in hm too! They all go skinny at the leg!
Carrot leg

Ah, the nearest John Lewis is 2hrs away :(..... Will look online though, thanks

What about next combat style ones?? Debenhams has cotton ones in their sale

I feel your pain, DS2 (4) needs some new trousers and he struggles to get in the skinny ones as he has a bit of a belly. I could only find joggers or chinos with the elasticated bottoms which I don't like.

I love H&M but noticed most of theirs at the minute are skinny/tapered.

Looks like I might be successful at John Lewis :)... But again expensive :/
It's crazy as atm I'm digging out my ds 2-3 month clothes for dd and all the trousers, from mainly next and tesco, are nice and baggy with no skinny shaping to them!
Just because it's fashion doesn't mean everyone's in to it

Because they were bought 3-6yrs ago!

I'm fed up of baggy ones. Ds1 is 7 and slim - most trousers hang off him.

Vertbaudet?

Have you tried outdoorsy places we picked up a load for ds there in the sales and they work brilliantly as their that thin stuff that is cool in the summer keeps the wind out and if they get wet dry in about 2 minutes plus extremely hard wearing for young kids

Sorry outdoorsy places like go outdoors and the big hiking/camping outlets

I saw the title and immediately was going to reply BODEN! I know they are expensive, but they really do last. Either buy in bulk in the sale, or I buy slightly bigger and DS gets 2 years wear out of them. They wash really well and I have managed to pass on or sell worn pairs.

Verbaudet!!! They do a range of fit styles. Brilliant. You can also choose different waist fittings and leg lengths.

Jojo go up to size 5-6 and do 'normal' trousers. Not the cheapest but there's usually a discount code. I'm gutted DS2 is just growing out of that size, he is only 4.

Mountain warehouse?

Do as I do and find the ones he currently wears but a size bigger on Ebay