The girls' dresses include short or long-sleeved dresses, knitted dresses, and party dresses, alongside children's snow and rain suits.
s.Oliver and Guess design dresses for school and outings, Reima and Didriksons make waterproof suits; the children's ski suit is worn over a fleece.
A girl's dress is chosen based on the child's size and the occasion: cotton for school, dressier for a party. The outfits on this page are mainly outdoor wear, for snow and rain.
The cotton dress or knitted dress, with long sleeves in winter, is worn with tights and trainers; it should allow her to run and sit on the ground without discomfort. A pair of cycling shorts underneath makes playtime easier.
For a birthday, a wedding, or the end-of-year celebrations, the party dress with sequins or in fancier fabric is worn with tights and ballet flats; a cardigan on top keeps her warm.
The children's ski suit, waterproof and padded, keeps the child dry in the snow; the rain suit, lighter, is worn over clothes for outdoor play. Reima and Didriksons offer them, to be paired with a jacket from the children's jackets and coats.
Sizes are given in age or height in centimetres. A dress that is slightly bigger can be worn for one more season, with a belt; a suit should be roomy enough to fit over a fleece.
The pink girl's dress and the blue one remain the most worn; the red dress is great for end-of-year celebrations, while the black or purple one is suitable for a ceremony.
The junior special offers and the Black Friday junior, at the end of November, lower the prices of cheap dresses. The other children's clothes complete the outfit. Fast delivery and best price guaranteed.
A cotton or knitted dress, neither too long nor too short, that washes easily. With a pair of cycling shorts underneath, it allows for free play.
With thick tights, ankle boots and a cardigan or sweatshirt. The long-sleeve dress in knit remains the warmest.
The one-piece suit does not let snow in at the back; the jacket and trousers set is worn separately. For little ones, the one-piece suit is more convenient.
At thirty degrees, zippers closed, without fabric softener, with a gentle detergent. The waterproofing is revived in a gentle tumble dryer if the label allows.
Preferably by hand or on a delicate cycle, inside out, in a mesh bag. The sequins can get caught otherwise.