The dresses and skirts for girls in the end of line collection bring together soft and easy-to-wear outfits: a jersey dress Jordan inspired by basketball, matching dress and skirt Name it Frolytte, pleated skirts Nike Prep In Your Step, Nike Happy Camper skirt and Only kids skirt. Pieces designed for school, play, and outings, made from materials that move with you.
Light outfits for lovely days.
The jersey dress Jordan takes inspiration from the basketball jersey: sporty straight cut, Jumpman logo, the silhouette of a player in full flight that has become the brand's emblem. The jersey is a fine, soft and stretchy knit that moves with the child when they run, climb or sit down, and comes out of the suitcase without a crease. It's the dress for active days, which you can slip on in one movement and throw in the wash without any special care. Its easy fit has room for the bust and shoulders, making it wearable for a long time as the child grows taller faster than wider.
The lifestyle junior clearance also includes:
All the clearance items can be found on the lifestyle junior page.
Name it, a Danish brand devoted to children, designs collections where the pieces complement each other. The Frolytte line is a good example: the long-sleeved dress covers the arms for cool mid-season days, and the matching skirt has the same spirit to vary outfits. A long-sleeved dress in soft knit can be worn from autumn to spring, making it a very cost-effective piece. The Only kids Kogdora Luna, from the child's line of the Only brand, has a simple cut that fits well with school outfits. Both brands, which are Danish, indicate their sizes by age and centimetres, making it easier to choose.
The Nike Prep In Your Step skirts feature the pleats of a tennis skirt: the pleats open when the child runs or does cartwheels, then fall back neatly without hindering movement. Their lightweight fabric dries quickly after a day of play, and their elastic waist adjusts without buttons. An integrated short, featured in several versions, allows climbing or sitting on the ground without worrying about your outfit. The Happy Camper skirt, whose name evokes summer camps, takes on a more whimsical tone. A length that stops above the knee is chosen for unhindered running, and a wide elastic waist that doesn’t dig into the tummy.
Children's sizes are expressed in age and centimetres: it's the child's height that matters more than their age, as two eight-year-olds can have a ten centimetre difference. For a dress, check that the length stays at or just above the knee; for a skirt, look at the waist size, which an elastic waistband makes more forgiving. A size up extends the lifespan without discomfort, provided the armholes don’t gape. Wash dresses and skirts at thirty degrees, inside out to protect logos, and hang pleated skirts up immediately after washing to keep their pleats. These clearance items allow for a refresh of outfits in line with growth.
The dress slips on in one movement and saves the hassle of coordinating two pieces, which is handy on rushed mornings. The skirt offers more combinations and often lasts longer, as its elastic waist adapts to growth more easily than a fitted dress.
It's a skirt with an integrated short underneath, also called a culotte skirt. It looks like a skirt but allows for climbing, biking or sitting on the ground without discomfort, which is why it's popular with active little girls.
A long-sleeved dress in thick knit, like the Name it Frolytte, keeps arms warm in class. Lighter jersey dresses, more suited for summer, are best reserved for warmer days or well-heated indoors.
Yes, sports skirts like the Nike Prep In Your Step are designed for that, with quick-drying lightweight fabric and often an integrated short. They are suitable for tennis, running or playground games, without restricting movement.
Opt for a skirt with an elastic waist or adjustable via an inner buttonhole, which tightens without creasing. Choose the size based on the child's height for length, then adjust the waist rather than going down a size.