Tiered Dresses for Girls Aged 2 to 8
Tiered dresses have a skirt made from stacked, gathered layers, so the hem flares out and moves as she does. These are for girls aged 2 to 8. The shape suits birthday parties and family celebrations, and it works just as well for nursery, school holidays and days out. A full tiered skirt leaves plenty of room for climbing and running. For every other style, see Dresses.
A 4-year-old usually takes 110 cm and a 7-year-old 128 cm. If she is tall for her age, go up one, as the tiers carry a little extra length well. Fabric and care vary from dress to dress, so check the product page and care label before washing. In cooler months, add tights and a cardigan or jumper, and the full skirt sits neatly under a short jacket. Older girls will find the same style in Teens.
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MINOTI's tiered dresses for girls aged 2 to 8 have layered, gathered skirts for everyday wear and parties, in height-based centimetre sizes, and a 6-year-old usually takes 122 cm.
What size tiered dress should I buy for a 5-year-old girl?
A 5-year-old usually takes 116 cm. If she is tall for her age or you want the dress to last into next year, go up one to 122 cm, because a tiered skirt handles a little extra length well.
How can my 3-year-old wear a tiered dress in colder weather?
Layer it with thick tights, a long-sleeved top underneath and a cardigan or jumper on top. A 3-year-old usually takes 104 cm, and buying the cardigan in the same size keeps the layers in proportion over the full skirt.