Below is a comprehensive size conversion chart for girl’s coats, from baby sizes to teenage sizes. This chart includes essential measurements such as waist, chest, sleeve length, and coat length, which help ensure a comfortable fit for any season.
Age Range | Size | Height (cm) | Chest (cm) | Waist (cm) | Sleeve Length (cm) | Coat Length (cm) | Notes |
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0-3 months | 0000 | 50-60 | 38-40 | 37-39 | 18-20 | 28-30 | Lightweight coat for layering, ideal for newborns in mild weather. |
3-6 months | 000 | 61-67 | 40-42 | 39-41 | 20-22 | 30-32 | Soft, fleece or quilted coat for warmth and comfort. |
6-9 months | 00 | 68-74 | 42-44 | 41-42 | 22-24 | 32-34 | Durable and cozy, designed to allow easy movement. |
9-12 months | 0 | 75-81 | 44-46 | 42-43 | 24-26 | 34-36 | Ideal for mild to cooler climates; roomy for layering. |
1-2 years | 1T | 82-87 | 46-48 | 43-44 | 26-28 | 36-38 | Thicker material for warmth, often includes hood and elastic cuffs. |
2-3 years | 2T | 88-92 | 48-50 | 44-45 | 28-30 | 38-40 | Ideal for active toddlers; choose a waterproof option if needed. |
3-4 years | 3T | 93-99 | 50-52 | 45-46 | 30-32 | 40-43 | Comfortable fit with extra room for layering; warm for cooler days. |
5-6 years | 4-5 | 100-112 | 52-55 | 46-48 | 32-34 | 43-46 | Perfect for layering over jumpers; soft lining recommended. |
7-8 years | 6-7 | 113-124 | 55-58 | 48-51 | 34-36 | 46-50 | Consider a down-filled or quilted coat for warmth. |
9-10 years | 8-9 | 125-135 | 58-61 | 51-54 | 36-38 | 50-54 | Durable, water-resistant options ideal for outdoor activities. |
11-12 years | 10-11 | 136-145 | 61-64 | 54-56 | 38-40 | 54-57 | Fashion-forward designs with added length for extra warmth. |
13-14 years | 12-13 | 146-155 | 64-67 | 56-59 | 40-42 | 57-60 | Trendy options with versatile designs, perfect for school or outings. |
15-16 years | 14-15 | 156-165 | 67-70 | 59-62 | 42-44 | 60-63 | Full-length coats for extra warmth and a stylish appearance. |
Measuring Guide for Girl’s Coats
- Chest: Measure around the fullest part of the chest. Ensure the measuring tape is flat and not too tight to allow for ease of movement.
- Waist: Measure around the natural waist, usually the narrowest part of the torso. Allow some room for comfort, especially if layering.
- Sleeve Length: Starting from the shoulder near the neck, measure down to the wrist. Slightly bend the arm to get a more accurate measurement, especially for winter coats where full arm coverage is preferred.
- Coat Length: Measure from the top of the shoulder down to the desired length, typically around the hip or thigh for shorter coats and knee-length or longer for warmer, full-length options.
Tips for Choosing Coats for Girls
- Material: Choose a coat made of water-resistant materials, especially if your daughter will be wearing it outdoors. Look for fleece-lined or insulated options for winter.
- Fit: A slightly larger fit is ideal for coats, as it allows for layering over jumpers or hoodies.
- Style: Styles with hoods and high collars are beneficial in cold or windy weather, while elastic cuffs help keep warmth in.
- Durability: For active kids, choose fabrics with reinforced stitching and high-quality zippers.
- Seasonal Options: For cold weather, consider a thicker, insulated coat. For milder weather, a lighter, water-resistant jacket works best.
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