Teenage Girls' Gilets
Teenage girls' gilets keep the body warm and leave the arms free, which suits girls who run hot or dislike bulky sleeves. The sizes cover ages 8 to 15. A gilet is useful on the walk to school on a chilly morning, or on an autumn day that starts cold and warms up by lunchtime. She can wear one over a long-sleeved top or jumper and take it off indoors without changing her whole outfit.
Gilets are sized by height in centimetres, so measure her standing against a wall and pick the size up if she falls between two. Leave a little room if she plans to wear a hoodie underneath. A body warmer and a gilet are the same thing: a sleeveless jacket, and UK shops use both names. Fabric, filling and fastenings vary by style, so check the product page for details and read the care label before washing.
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MINOTI's teenage girls' gilets are sleeveless layers for girls aged 8 to 15 in centimetre sizes, and a 13-year-old girl usually takes a 164 cm gilet.
What size gilet does a girl need at age 9 or age 10?
A 9-year-old usually takes 140 cm and a 10-year-old usually takes 146 cm. If she is tall for her age or wants to wear a thick hoodie underneath, go one size up.
Is a gilet warm enough for a girl at age 11 or age 12 in winter?
On its own, a gilet suits mild days of around 10 to 15°C. In colder weather she can wear it over a thick jumper or under a waterproof so her core stays warm.