High waisted A line pleated navy denim linen skirt

• Origin:  Made in Japan.

• Materials

  • Fabric: 70% Cotton Denim, 30% Linen.

  • Texture: The linen content provides a subtle slubbed texture and a cooling hand-feel, while the cotton ensures a comfortable, substantial weight that holds the A-line shape.

• Design Details:

  • Panelled Construction: Vertical seams run from the waist to the hem, creating a clean, structured volume that flares naturally.

  • High-Rise Waist: A flat-front waistband designed to elongate the lower body and provide a secure, flattering fit.

  • Contrast Topstitching: Subtle, tonal or classic tobacco stitching (depending on colorway) that highlights the garment's expert tailoring.

• Construction:

  • Maxi/Midi Length: A generous length that offers elegant movement and a modern Japanese aesthetic.

  • Concealed Side Pockets: Seamlessly integrated for utility without adding bulk to the silhouette.

• The Wash: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle. Turn the skirt inside out to preserve the indigo dye and protect the linen fibers.

• The Dry: Air dry flat or hang in the shade. Avoid tumble drying, as the high heat can cause the linen to shrink and may distort the sharp A-line panels.

• The Maintenance: Use a steamer to remove wrinkles while preserving the denim's natural character. If ironing, use a medium setting on the reverse side while the fabric is slightly damp.

This skirt is an ideal canvas for exploring tonal and textural contrasts. For a sophisticated, minimalist look, pair it with the Front Buttoned Knot U-Neck Blouse in Ivory. The architectural knot of the blouse perfectly balances the voluminous flare of the denim-linen skirt.

To ground the ensemble with a touch of artisanal luxury, add the Ribbon Oil-Waxed Lambskin Square-Toe Loafers in Black. The high-shine finish of the waxed leather provides a polished counterpoint to the matte, organic texture of the linen-blend denim, making the outfit suitable for both a casual office environment and a weekend afternoon at the museum.