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Girls' Coats & Jackets, Baby to Age 15
Girls' coats for every age from baby to 15 sit here with every other outer layer, from pramsuits for the smallest sizes to a warm coat for secondary school. The page brings together parkas, padded styles, raincoats, gilets, denim and bomber jackets and sports jackets, so you can compare winter coats with lighter layers before choosing.
Girls' long coats cover her legs as well as her body, which makes them the warmest choice for the school run. Girls' spring coats are thinner, made to go over a jumper on mild, damp days. For winter, allow room for a thick knit: a 4-year-old usually takes 110 cm and a 9-year-old usually takes 140 cm. A pramsuit is the same as a baby snowsuit, an all-in-one for pram walks.
Your questions answered
MINOTI's girls' outerwear runs from baby sizes to age 15, including long coats, parkas, raincoats, gilets, denim jackets and pramsuits, in centimetre sizes where a 10-year-old usually takes 146 cm.
How do I order girls' coats online in the right size?
Measure her height without shoes and match it to the size in centimetres, then allow for the jumper she will wear underneath. A 7-year-old usually takes 128 cm; go up one size if she is tall for her age.
Should I buy separate girls' coats and jackets for winter and spring?
Yes, most girls need two outer layers a year: a padded or long coat for winter and a lighter jacket or raincoat for spring. A 5-year-old usually takes 116 cm in both.