Paula Children's Dirndl in Purple Rose
The Paula children's dirndl in purple rose from Munich Outfits combines traditional Bavarian elegance with a romantic color composition. The noble purple dress is harmoniously complemented by a delicate rosé-colored apron, giving the dirndl a festive and stylish look. The classic laced bodice with decorative metal eyelets and color-coordinated ribbons emphasizes the authentic trachten character, while the fine puff sleeves and the large bow at the waist create an enchanting look. The elegant combination of purple, rosé and cream makes this children's dirndl the perfect choice for Oktoberfest, weddings, family celebrations, folk festivals and special occasions.
Features
• Elegant children's dirndl in purple and rosé
• Traditional laced bodice with decorative eyelets
• Large bow as a stylish eye-catcher
• Classic puff sleeves with high wearing comfort
• Festive Alpine style with loving details
• Perfect for Oktoberfest and special occasions
Material
Made from a high-quality polyester-cotton blend, this dirndl offers pleasant breathability, durability and long-lasting comfort. The soft material ensures a comfortable fit and a beautiful silhouette.
Why you will love this dirndl
The harmonious combination of purple and rosé gives this children's dirndl an elegant and fairytale character. Traditional details, high-quality workmanship and a comfortable fit make it a special outfit for unforgettable moments.
Care instructions
• Machine wash at 30 degrees
• Wash inside out
• Do not bleach
• Iron at low temperature
• Do not tumble dry
Customization & Plus Sizes
We offer individual online customizations for colors, embroideries, bows, buttons and other details. Each size is carefully adjusted so that the dirndl fits perfectly and offers maximum freedom of movement.
Why Munich Outfits
Munich Outfits stands for high-quality trachten fashion with a focus on quality, comfort and traditional craftsmanship. Our dirndls combine authentic Bavarian elements with modern demands for style and fit.
