Girls' Clothing 3-16 Years

Girls' clothing 3-16: what's in the collection?

The Champion girls' clothing range covers 3 to 16 years and gathers clothing, footwear and accessories on a single page. Use it as the way in: browse by season, by part of the day, or simply by the type of product you came for.

The selection runs from girls' hoodies and sweatshirts and girls' T-shirts through joggers and leggings, tracksuits and sets and jackets and gilets. Trainers and kids' accessories finish the wardrobe off.

How do you build the everyday wardrobe?

Why start with T-shirts and hoodies?

A T-shirt is the easiest base to work with for most of the year: worn on its own when it's mild, worn under a hoodie when it isn't. Embroidered logos, printed graphics and colour change the character of the outfit while the shape stays simple to match.

Hoodies add the second layer, and they are one of the largest families here. Crew-neck, hooded and full-zip styles each sit differently on the shoulders and change how the rest of the outfit is put together. Selected models are brushed inside, noted on the individual product page.

To go deeper into either family, head to girls' hoodies and sweatshirts or girls' T-shirts.

Joggers, leggings or a tracksuit: which base?

The bottom half sets the proportions. A cuffed jogger gathers at the ankle and keeps the trainers in view, a straight hem opens the line out, and leggings follow the leg closely and take up the least volume.

A tracksuit starts you from a matching set instead, top and bottoms already coordinated. Compare the two routes across girls' joggers and leggings and girls' tracksuits and sets.

What works for school?

School days reward pieces that go on and come off easily. A T-shirt as the first layer, a zip-through or hooded sweatshirt over it, joggers or leggings underneath: that combination covers lessons, break and the journey there and back.

Neutral shades repeat through the week without any thought and sit alongside whatever is already in the wardrobe. Brighter colours do the opposite job, becoming the focal point so everything else can stay plain.

What do you add when the temperature drops?

The outer layer comes from girls' jackets and gilets, between lightweight hooded styles, padded jackets and padded gilets. Underneath, a hooded sweatshirt with joggers stays the most practical pairing, and keeps movement free even with the jacket zipped up.

What works for PE, sport and the weekend?

Girls' sportswear here covers PE at school, everyday movement and time off. T-shirts, leggings, joggers, sports bras and hoodies build an outfit that works before, during and after activity.

A matching tracksuit settles the question in one go, while separates leave more room to mix. The top of a set can be worn with jeans and the bottoms with a different T-shirt, so one purchase produces two looks.

How does the wardrobe change with the seasons?

Autumn and winter: how do you layer?

When it turns cold the wardrobe is built by stacking. Some of the hoodies, tracksuits and joggers are brushed inside, which is stated on each product page, and outerwear goes on top.

A crew-neck sweatshirt keeps a clean line under a jacket, a hoodie adds volume at the neck, and the full-zip version is the easiest to take off in a warm classroom: three builds doing the same job.

Spring and summer: how do you lighten it?

In milder months T-shirts and lighter sets take over, while a sweatshirt still earns its place first thing and in the evening. Styles without a brushed lining are the better choice on warm days.

The direction stays sportswear either way: a T-shirt with leggings or a lighter pair of joggers makes a complete outfit for the whole day.

Which trainers finish the look?

Trainers are the biggest product family on this page, and they close the outfit without leaving the Champion wardrobe. Low-profile everyday styles lead, with fastenings a child can manage on her own.

The footwear pages split by age group: children's shoes at the smaller end and teenagers' shoes at the older one. For the full assortment in one place, go to kids' trainers.

Which accessories are worth adding?

Accessories round the wardrobe off without changing it. Backpacks and bags handle the school routine and days out, hats work through the mid-seasons, and socks and underwear make up the everyday part of the selection.

Sports bras for older girls sit here too. Kids' accessories lets you browse that side of the range on its own.

How does the range change from 3 to 16?

A collection spanning 3 to 16 crosses very different stages. For younger girls the wardrobe is built from simple combinations of T-shirts, sweatshirts, joggers and tracksuits; closer to the teenage years, volume, graphics and colour carry more of the decision, and she makes more of it herself.

The same product families run the whole way through: it's the individual styles, fits and details that move. Below 36 months the reference collection is baby 6-36 months, while kids' clothing, trainers and accessories gathers the entire junior range, boys' clothing 3-16 included.

Where does the sportswear come from?

Champion was founded in 1919 in sportswear, and that is the origin behind categories like sweatshirts, tracksuits, T-shirts and joggers. Today the junior range extends to trainers and accessories, so school, sport and weekends are dressed from one wardrobe.