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Girls' Parka Coats
A girls' parka coat is the one to buy when she needs proper warmth for the walk to school from November to March. A parka sits longer than a jacket, reaching past the hip, and has a hood, so it covers more of her on a cold bench or a windy playground. MINOTI parkas for girls run from baby sizes to age 15. For shorter coats, see Jackets & Coats.
A girls' winter parka works best over a jumper or fleece, so choose her height size and leave the extra room for layers rather than buying two sizes up. If she walks to school in all weathers, look for a girls' waterproof parka; each product page says whether the outer fabric keeps rain out. Close the zip before washing, and dry the coat fully before it goes back on the peg.
Your questions answered
MINOTI sells girls' parkas online for ages 0 to 15, as longer hooded coats for cold school runs and winter weekends in centimetre sizes based on height, and a 9-year-old usually takes 140 cm.
Should I choose a girls' parka or a puffer jacket?
A parka is longer and covers her bottom, which helps on cold benches and long walks; a puffer is shorter and lighter for active play. For a 7-year-old, both usually come in 128 cm.
Can a parka coat go in the washing machine?
Usually yes, but check the care label first. Close the fastenings, wash on a gentle cycle, and allow up to 24 hours for it to dry fully before she wears it again.