Skip to content
FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ORDERS ESTIMATED DELIVERY 2–6 WORKING DAYS AFTER DISPATCH 30-DAY RETURNS FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ORDERS ESTIMATED DELIVERY 2–6 WORKING DAYS AFTER DISPATCH 30-DAY RETURNS FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ORDERS ESTIMATED DELIVERY 2–6 WORKING DAYS AFTER DISPATCH 30-DAY RETURNS
AW26 · SIZES 0–15SHOPTRADE
Minoti

Cart (1)

🎉 You have free shipping!

EDITION · AW26

Girls' Trousers, 2 to 8 Years

These are girls' trousers for 2 to 8 years, the everyday pairs for nursery, weekends and visits to family. The styles here are trousers rather than joggers, so you get a neater shape that still lets a young child climb, sit on the floor and run about. They go with a T-shirt in summer or a jumper when it turns cold. For softer pull-on styles, see Trousers & Joggers.

Measure your daughter's height without shoes and pick the nearest label. A 3-year-old usually takes 104 cm and a 6-year-old usually takes 122 cm. If she is between two sizes, go up one and turn the hems up for the first few months. Fabric and care vary from style to style, so check the product page and the care label. If you are looking for tracksuit bottoms, you will find them under joggers in Trousers & Joggers.

5 products

New arrivals

Trousers 80–122
Beige

Girls' paperbag-waist trousers in tan

From €29,90

Trousers 104–172
Pink

Girls' wide-leg trousers in pink

From €33,90

Trousers 80–122
Pink

Girls' paperbag-waist trousers in pink

From €29,90

Trousers 104–172
Beige

Girls' wide-leg trousers

From €33,90

WATERPROOF TROUSERS TROUSERS 116–128
Blue

Girls' packaway overtrousers in navy

€18,90€23,90

Your questions answered

MINOTI's girls' trousers for ages 2 to 8 are everyday trousers for nursery, school and weekends in centimetre sizes, and a 6-year-old girl usually takes 122 cm.

What size trousers should I buy for a 5-year-old girl?

Most 5-year-olds take 116 cm, which covers 5 to 6 years. If she is tall or close to turning 6, 122 cm gives her more length in the leg.

Should I buy girls' trousers a size up so they last longer?

One size up usually works well. A 4-year-old can wear 116 cm instead of 110 cm with the hems turned up for the first few months. Going up two sizes tends to leave the fit too loose for running and climbing.