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the 7115 by szeki crisp prairie skirt is a full gathered skirt with side seam pockets, and a button and zip closure at the back. it is midi to maxi length depending on height. the prairie skirt is your next favorite do everything skirt.
the prairie skirt is 100% cotton, and it runs true to size. size up if concerned. we recommend gentle wash + lay flat to dry. can be dry cleaned.
7115 by szeki garments are ethically-made in small batch in guangzhou city and dongguan, china.
the alabama chanin elle skirt is a hand-sewn, mid-length skirt. it features deep pockets and a waistband with snap closures. if you've seen lacey in a mid-calf cream skirt in the last 5 years, she was probably wearing this one. it's her all-time favorite.
the elle skirt runs true to size, and is approximately 35.5" in length. it is 100% organic cotton. we recommend gentle wash + hang to dry.
alabama chanin garments are artisan-made in florence, alabama by both an in-house production team and contracted community makers. each hand sewn piece by alabama chanin is numbered and catalogued for archival purposes.
the drop waist panel skirt features a soft, flowing silhouette with pastel hues that blend seamlessly for a dreamy, ethereal look.
it is made of 100% cotton. we recommend gentle wash + lay flat to dry. best fits a xsmall. refer to measurements for fit.
waist: 25.5"
hip: 41"
length: 41"
please note: this is a vintage item. may have minor flaws that add to its unique character and history.
ALL VINTAGE ITEMS ARE FINAL SALE.
the alabama chanin cary skirt is a hand-sewn, mid-length skirt in soft knit jersey. it features deep, external pockets and a waistband with snap closures.
this style runs true to size, and is approximately 35.5" in length. it is 100% organic cotton. we recommend gentle wash + hang to dry.
alabama chanin garments are artisan-made in florence, alabama by both an in-house production team and contracted community makers.
each hand sewn piece by alabama chanin is numbered and catalogued for archival purposes. item number 31630.
