Dirndl

Buy Dirndls: The Most Beautiful Oktoberfest Looks at Dirndl.com

Welcome to Dirndl.com, your online shop with one of the largest dirndl selections in Germany! We offer over 450 models from renowned brands such as Alpentrachten, Krüger Dirndl, Stockerpoint, Moser Dirndl and Hammerschmid.

Length, Color, Style – Find Your Perfect Dirndl!

Whether mini, midi or maxi dirndl, traditional, high-necked, modern or sexy – in colors like red, blue or pink – here you can buy the dirndl that fits you perfectly.

When to Wear a Dirndl?

The most famous occasion is, of course, the Oktoberfest in Munich. But dirndls are also worn at Oktoberfest parties worldwide, Bavarian weddings, spring festivals, folk festivals, garden parties or even in everyday life. A dirndl is more versatile than you might think!

Dirndl Lengths at a Glance

Long dirndl (70–90 cm): traditional, elegant, perfect for festive occasions.

Midi dirndl (60–69 cm): our bestseller! Knee-length, modern, versatile.

Mini dirndl (50–59 cm): cheeky, young and trendy – especially popular with younger women.

Tip: The dirndl length also depends on your height. Petite women often wear mini dirndls knee-length, while for taller women a midi can appear shorter.

How to Style a Dirndl

Blouses: white or black, high-necked, lace or even long-sleeved – the blouse completes your look.

Shoes: pumps for elegance, ballerinas for chic or sneakers for a modern and comfy style.

Jackets & ponchos: keep you warm during cool evenings at Oktoberfest.

Accessories: Bavarian jewelry, hair accessories, traditional handbags – small details make the difference.

Push-up & underskirt: for more volume and a beautiful neckline.

How to Tie the Dirndl Bow

Left: single

Right: taken

Middle: virgin

Back: widow or waitress

Trendy alternative: dirndl clasps and buckles instead of the traditional bow.

Dirndl Trends

Dirndl fashion is timeless – but every year brings new trends: high-necked dirndls with elegant cuts, vintage styles in muted colors, pastel dirndls, and lace blouses with long sleeves.

Care Instructions for Your Dirndl

Cotton: usually machine-washable (check the care label!).

Silk or mixed fabrics: better to handwash or dry-clean.

The Dirndl Today

Originally a simple maid’s dress, the dirndl has become a cult traditional outfit. Today it is worn worldwide at Oktoberfest, weddings and folk festivals. With its apron, wide skirt and high-quality fabrics, it combines tradition and modern elegance – and is sure to turn heads.