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Girls' Tulle Dresses, Newborn to Age 15
Girls' tulle dresses are the ones for occasions: birthday parties, weddings, christenings and school discos. Tulle is a fine, light net, gathered into a full skirt that holds its shape as she moves. The sizes run from baby to age 15, so younger and older sisters can wear matching outfits to the same event. Designs and colours vary from dress to dress, so check each product page for the details.
A 7-year-old usually takes 128 cm, and a 10-year-old usually takes 146 cm. If she is between sizes, go up one, as a full skirt still looks right with a little extra length. In colder months, add a cardigan and tights to keep her warm at an evening party. Net snags on hook-and-loop fastenings and rough surfaces, so wash the dress inside out and follow the care label.
Your questions answered
MINOTI's girls' tulle dresses are occasion dresses with full net skirts for parties, weddings and christenings, made for ages 0 to 15 in sizes labelled by height in centimetres.
What size tulle dress should I buy for a 5-year-old?
A 5-year-old usually takes 116 cm. If she is tall for her age, or you want the dress to last into next year, 122 cm gives extra length without the skirt looking too long.
What should a 10-year-old wear with a tulle dress to a winter party?
A cardigan or cropped jumper over the top and thick tights underneath keep her warm without flattening the skirt. A 10-year-old usually takes 146 cm, so check the cardigan size matches.