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AW26 · SIZES 0–15SHOPTRADE
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EDITION · AW26

Trousers for Teenage Girls

MINOTI's teenage girl trousers are made for girls aged 8 to 15, with pairs for school days and pairs for weekends. Uniform lists usually name one colour, often grey or black, so check the colour and style against your school's list before you order. The fabric and care details are on each product page. For joggers, go up a level to Trousers & Joggers.

Height matters more than age at this stage, because leg length varies so much between girls. Measure her from head to heel without shoes and choose the nearest size: an 11-year-old usually takes 152 cm and a 13-year-old 164 cm. If she is between sizes, go up and take the hem up for now. Older girls' school trousers are worn five days a week, so wash them inside out to keep the colour even.

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Trousers 104–172
Pink

Girls' wide-leg trousers in pink

From 269,00 kr

Trousers 104–172
Beige

Girls' wide-leg trousers

From 269,00 kr

Your questions answered

MINOTI's trousers for teenage girls cover school and weekend wear for ages 8 to 15, sized by height in centimetres, so a teenage girl who needs school trousers in black can choose by height rather than age.

What size trousers does a 12-year-old girl usually take?

A 12-year-old usually takes 158 cm; go up one if she is tall for her age. School trousers for a teenage girl should rest on the top of her shoe without bunching at the ankle, and should not show her socks when she walks.

Should I buy grey or black school trousers for my daughter?

Buy the colour your school's uniform list names. If either is allowed, grey school trousers for a teenage girl hide dust and chalk, while black hides ink and food marks. Most secondary schools, which start in Year 7 at age 11, set the colour, so check the list first.