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Girls' Swimsuits and Swimming Costumes
Girls' swimming costumes from MINOTI run from first swims in the baby pool to age 15. They suit weekly swimming lessons, school swimming and summer holidays. Swimwear fabric stretches and sits close to the body, so a costume stays in place when she jumps in. For babies, a swim nappy goes underneath, and older girls also have their own Teens swimsuit page.
Swimming costume and swimsuit mean the same thing, so a girls' swimsuit and a swimming costume are one garment under two names. A girls' all-in-one swimsuit stays put for lessons and diving for rings, which is why it is the usual choice for school swimming. Pick her usual clothing size: a 3-year-old usually takes 104 cm. After the pool or the sea, rinse the costume in fresh water, then follow the care label.
Girls' tie-shoulder swimsuits 2-pack in pink and multicolour
Your questions answered
MINOTI's girls' swimsuits are swimming costumes for lessons, pools and beach holidays for girls aged 0 to 15, sized by height in centimetres, and an 8-year-old usually takes 134 cm.
Should I choose a long-sleeve girls' swimsuit for a beach holiday?
It helps on long days outdoors, because sleeves cover more skin than a sleeveless costume. Check the product page for the sleeve length of each style, put sun cream on any uncovered skin and keep babies under 6 months out of direct sun.
How do I pick the right size when buying a girls' swimming costume online?
Measure her height in bare feet and choose the matching centimetre size: a 7-year-old usually takes 128 cm. A costume should fit snugly, because a loose one fills with water and slides down, so only go up one if she is tall for her age.

































