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Girls' Skirts for School and Weekends
Girls' skirts run from school uniform to party clothes, and the Skirts section gathers six styles for ages 0 to 15: tulle, denim, pleated, tiered, jersey and long skirts. Jersey pulls on easily for nursery, pleats and plain colours suit school, and tulle comes out for parties. Each style has a page of its own when you know what you are after.
A girls' grey school skirt and black school skirts for girls are the two most common uniform choices, so check the school list first. School skirts for girls should sit at the natural waist and reach the knee or just above. Short skirts for girls work best over cycling shorts or tights for playground days. Go by height rather than age: a 7-year-old usually takes 128 cm.
Your questions answered
MINOTI girls' skirts for ages 0 to 15 include tulle, denim, pleated, tiered, jersey and long skirts, from school skirts to party styles, in centimetre sizes such as 128 cm for a typical 7-year-old.
How long should a girl's school skirt be?
Check the uniform list first. If it gives no rule, a skirt that reaches the knee or just above it is the usual choice. Measure from her natural waist to her knee and compare with the product page; a 10-year-old usually takes 146 cm.
Can a girl take the same size in skirts as in trousers?
Yes, sizes follow her height in centimetres for skirts and trousers alike, so a 5-year-old usually takes 116 cm in both. If she is between two sizes, a skirt can go up more easily, as leg length does not matter.