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Girls' Track Jackets for Ages 2 to 8
Girls' track jackets for ages 2 to 8 are the light layer that goes over a T-shirt for nursery, school PE or a chilly walk home. The sizes run from her first year out of baby clothes up to jackets for 8-year-olds. A track jacket sits between a sweatshirt and a coat: it keeps her warm on spring and autumn days and comes off easily when she gets hot running about.
A track jacket is the top half of a tracksuit, so you may know it as a tracksuit top. It goes with joggers or leggings for PE and over a T-shirt on milder days. A toddler girl track jacket for a 2-year-old is usually 98 cm. A girls' track jacket for age 3 is usually 104 cm, and for age 4 it is 110 cm. Go one size up if she is tall for her age or you want room for a jumper underneath.
Your questions answered
MINOTI's Sport Jackets collection for girls aged 2 to 8 contains track jackets, also known as tracksuit tops, in centimetre sizes, and a 6-year-old girl usually takes a 122 cm track jacket.
Which size girls' track jacket should I buy for age 5?
Most 5-year-olds take 116 cm. If she is tall for her age or you want room for a jumper underneath, go up to 122 cm for a little more length in the body and arms.
Is a track jacket warm enough instead of a coat in autumn?
On dry days of around 12 to 15°C it usually is, with a long-sleeved top underneath. When it is colder or raining she will need a proper coat. A track jacket is a light layer, so only count on it being waterproof if the product page says so.