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Teenage Girls' Parkas
These teenage girl parkas are for ages 8 to 15, for girls who need something warmer and longer than a light jacket. A parka sits lower than a short jacket and covers the hips, so it keeps her warmer at a cold bus stop or on the walk to school. Check each product page for the outer fabric and weight so you can compare styles before choosing.
A girls' parka for age 9 is usually 140 cm. If she is between sizes, go up one so there is space for a jumper underneath and room to grow through the season. Thin warm layers under a parka work better than one bulky knit, and they are easier to take off indoors. Washing instructions depend on the fabric, so follow the care label on each style. For shorter jackets in the same ages, see Jackets & Coats.
Your questions answered
MINOTI's teenage girls' parkas are longer, hip-covering coats for girls aged 8 to 15, in centimetre sizes, and a girls' parka for age 10 is usually 146 cm.
What size girls' parka should I buy for age 11?
Most 11-year-olds take 152 cm. If she is tall for her age or you want extra length in the body and sleeves, go up to 158 cm.
How much room should a girls' parka for age 12 leave for layers?
It should leave enough room for a jumper or hoodie without the shoulders pulling. A 12-year-old usually takes 158 cm, and if she wears a thick knit underneath most days, go up one to 164 cm.