Baby Girls' Denim Jackets
A baby girl denim jacket is the light layer for spring and early autumn, when a coat is too much and a cardigan is not quite enough. The sizes run from birth to 24 months. Denim is sturdier than knitwear and holds up to crawling and park trips. It sits well over a dress, leggings or a baby grow, and it comes off easily in the car or the pram.
Pick by length rather than age, since babies grow at different rates. A baby girl denim jacket for 0-3 months is a 62 cm, and one for 3-6 months is usually a 68 cm. Go up a size if she is between two, so a thin jumper fits underneath. New denim can feel stiff, so a wash before the first wear helps, and the care label gives the temperature.
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MINOTI sells baby girls' denim jackets for ages 0 to 24 months in centimetre sizes matched to height, where a baby girl denim jacket for 12-18 months is an 86 cm and one for 18-24 months is a 92 cm.
Which denim jacket size fits a baby girl aged 6-12 months?
Take 74 cm for 6-9 months and 80 cm for 9-12 months. If she is long for her age or you want room for a jumper, choose the next size up, as a jacket sits over other layers.
What should a baby girl wear with a denim jacket?
A cotton dress with tights, or a top with leggings, is the easiest pairing for babies over 3 months. On cooler days add a thin jumper underneath and a hat. Pastels, florals and stripes all sit well against blue denim.