EDITION · AW26
Girls' Gloves, Baby to Age 15
Girls' gloves are for the stage when mittens start to feel babyish and she wants her fingers free for zips, bag straps and the climbing frame. Gloves have a separate place for each finger, which makes them easier for school-age girls to use, while mittens stay warmer on the smallest hands. The gloves here span the MINOTI girls' age range, from baby up to 15, and sit alongside the Mittens page.
Girls' winter gloves in a knit are soft and quick to pull on for dry, cold days, but they soak through in rain or snow. If she spends breaktime outside in all conditions, check the product title for girls' gloves marked waterproof and keep a knitted pair for dry days. The best girls' gloves are the ones she actually keeps on, so let her pick the colour. Gloves are not sized like her coat, so check the size on the product page.
Your questions answered
The MINOTI girls' gloves shop has gloves for girls aged 0 to 15, including knitted and waterproof pairs where the product title says so, with the size of each pair shown on its product page.
What size winter gloves does a 7-year-old girl need?
Check the size on the product page, then look at her hands in them. For a 7-year-old, about 1 cm of room at the fingertips is right; if her hands are long for her age, go up a size so the fingers are not tight.
Should a girl have two pairs of gloves for school?
Yes, from about age 4 two pairs is sensible. Gloves get wet at breaktime and go missing, so a spare pair drying at home means she always leaves with dry hands. Follow the care label when you wash them.