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Girls' Jackets, Baby to Age 15
A jacket for girls is the layer that gets the most wear, from the school run to weekend walks. The sizes run from newborn to age 15, with lighter jackets for mild days and warmer ones for when the weather turns. A jacket is usually less bulky than a coat, so it goes over a jumper or school cardigan and comes off easily indoors. For heavier outerwear, see the wider Jackets & Coats page.
Choose by height rather than age. Measure your daughter and pick the centimetre size at or just above her height, leaving room for a jumper underneath. A girls' lightweight jacket works best in spring and early autumn over a long-sleeved top. If you choose a girls' long jacket, one that covers the hips keeps her warmer on windy days. Check the care label on each product page before washing.
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MINOTI's girls' jackets range covers girls aged 0 to 15 in sizes given by height in centimetres, from a girls' spring jacket for mild days to warmer styles for autumn and winter.
What size jacket should I buy for a 10-year-old girl?
A 10-year-old usually takes 146 cm. If she is tall for her age or you want room for a thick jumper underneath, go up one size to 152 cm. Measure her height and compare it with the size on the product page.
What should girls wear under a winter jacket for the school run?
Put a vest, a long-sleeved top and a jumper under it once temperatures fall below about 5°C. Thin layers keep in more warmth than one thick one, and she can take the jumper off in class. If she is between sizes, go up one to leave room for layers.