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Kids' Winter Clothes for Cold Days
Kids' winter clothes are gathered here for the months when the school run starts in the dark and the frost stays on the car. The collection pulls together warm pieces from across MINOTI for babies, children and teenagers aged 0 to 15, so you can build a full cold-weather outfit in one place, from a padded coat to the jumper or fleece that goes under it.
Layers work better than one thick piece, because children can take a jumper off in a warm classroom. When choosing winter clothes for kids, girls and boys alike, start with a long-sleeved top, add a jumper, then a coat. Two-piece winter clothes for kids, a padded jacket with matching trousers, are easier for toilet trips than an all-in-one. If you buy kids' winter clothes in autumn, go one size up so they last until spring.
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Your questions answered
MINOTI sells kids' winter clothes online, including coats, jumpers and warm layers for babies, children and teenagers aged 0 to 15, in centimetre sizes from the MINOTI size chart.
How many layers should a 6-year-old wear on a 0°C day?
Three layers usually do it: a long-sleeved top, a jumper or fleece, and a padded coat, plus a hat and gloves. A 6-year-old usually takes 122 cm, so size the coat to fit over the jumper.
Should I pick a snowsuit or a two-piece for a 3-year-old?
A two-piece is usually easier from about 3, when children are toilet training and need to get trousers off quickly. A 3-year-old usually takes 104 cm. For babies, an all-in-one pramsuit keeps out draughts better.