RAISED C/W TWILL PEALED CHECK PT RIGHT CLOTH SKIRT
A unique skirt made from a blend of cotton and wool twill with a napped finish. It features a complex check pattern combining mechanical and hand-painted organic lines. The skirt has a simple, straight design softened with gathers and a distinct waist-marking belt.
- Fabric: Cotton and wool twill, napped finish
- Pattern: Complex check with mechanical and hand-painted lines
- Design: Straight lines with gathers, unique waist-marking belt
- Note: Model wears a sample item; sizes and texture may vary
Please use the size info to find the right size of the goods that match your measurement. Use 360° View to look at the goods from various angles.
A unique skirt made from a blend of cotton and wool twill with a napped finish. It features a complex check pattern combining mechanical and hand-painted organic lines. The skirt has a simple, straight design softened with gathers and a distinct waist-marking belt.
- Fabric: Cotton and wool twill, napped finish
- Pattern: Complex check with mechanical and hand-painted lines
- Design: Straight lines with gathers, unique waist-marking belt
- Note: Model wears a sample item; sizes and texture may vary
Please use the size info to find the right size of the goods that match your measurement. Use 360° View to look at the goods from various angles.
Original: $585.00
-65%$585.00
$204.75Description
A unique skirt made from a blend of cotton and wool twill with a napped finish. It features a complex check pattern combining mechanical and hand-painted organic lines. The skirt has a simple, straight design softened with gathers and a distinct waist-marking belt.
- Fabric: Cotton and wool twill, napped finish
- Pattern: Complex check with mechanical and hand-painted lines
- Design: Straight lines with gathers, unique waist-marking belt
- Note: Model wears a sample item; sizes and texture may vary
Please use the size info to find the right size of the goods that match your measurement. Use 360° View to look at the goods from various angles.
