Key Features:
1.Material: Made from high-quality tweed fabric
2.Design: A-line skirt, asymmetrical hem, raw edges, plaid pattern
3.Fit: This skirt has a regular fit, allowing for freedom of movement and comfortable wear
4.Occasion: Suitable for daily activities, from work to weekend getaways
5.Care instructions: Professional dry cleaning is the preferred option. If washing with water, which must be done by hand, use warm water and a neutral detergent to gently press and press, then lay it flat to air dry in the shade to prevent deformation. For daily wear, avoid friction with sharp objects to prevent snagging. When not wearing it, hang it on a wide-shouldered hanger. When changing seasons, make sure it is completely dry and sealed with an insect repellent.
6.Available sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL
Crafted from premium textured wool-blend woven fabric with a substantial, cozy handfeel, this eye-catching midi skirt features a classic red tartan plaid pattern woven with rich forest green, navy and fine off-white intersecting lines for timeless preppy charm. It is cut with a flattering high waist that hugs the natural waistline to lengthen your silhouette, flowing into a soft flared A-line shape that creates romantic movement as you walk. The standout detail lies in its uneven asymmetric hemline, finished all along the edge with loose raw frayed tassel fringes that add playful, bohemian texture and a relaxed undone finish.
This striking tartan midi skirt is the perfect seasonal staple for fall and winter styling, ideal for crisp autumn city walks, weekend countryside trips, holiday outings, festive market visits and cozy café meetups. Pair it seamlessly with fitted knit tops, turtlenecks, chunky sweaters, tailored blazers or simple crew neck tees, and match with loafers, ankle boots or Mary Jane heels to shift between academic preppy, festive holiday and casual chic aesthetics. It shines for daytime sightseeing, family holiday gatherings, casual dinner dates, bookstore and gallery trips, and even seasonal photo moments.
