Comfy Pencil Skirt, Ivory
Description
The Comfy Pencil Skirt is a sharp pencil skirt that doesn't compromise on comfort. Made from a thick and stretchy ponte roma interlock knit, the skirt looks sharp and feels wonderfully comfortable and stretchy - the material is familiar from our hugely popular Everyday Culottes.
The skirt has a wide (5 cm high) hidden elastic waistband that looks cool even inside a shirt hem. There is a 20 cm slit in the center back. Denim stitching runs along the side seams. The skirt has a classic above-the-knee hem length. The pants are in a warm light shade, Ivory.
Find the perfect pair of pants for your needs and style from our five styles. Go to the guide here!
"Kaiko was born from the desire to do good through fashion. Ethics and social responsibility are the core of Kaiko's entire operation. That's why we not only make our products transparently, but we redirect 7% of the profit of each product sold to educate Nepalese women and secure their livelihood." - Kaiko's founder & creative director Mirjam Sokka
Already €110,369 directed to Nepal together with our customers!
Material:
Country of manufacture: Portugal
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Letter size |
XXS |
XS |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
XXL |
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Number size EU |
32 |
34 |
36/38 |
38/40 |
40/42 |
44/46 |
48/50 |
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Number size UK (US) |
4 (0) | 6 (2) |
8-10 (4-6) | 10-12 (6-8) | 12-14 (8-10) | 16-18 (12-14) | 20-22 (16-18) |
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Breast |
82-86 |
86-90 |
90-94 |
94-98 |
98-106 |
108-118 |
120-130 |
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Waist |
66-70 |
70-74 |
74-78 |
78-82 |
82-90 |
94-102 |
104-114 |
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Hip |
90-94 |
94-98 |
100-104 |
104-108 |
108-118 |
120-130 |
130-142 |
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The measurements in the size chart are body circumference measurements in centimeters. Compare your own measurements with the approximate measurements in the chart. Please note that the products have different looseness. When ordering clothes, it is a good idea to use a measuring tape to ensure the fit of the garment and avoid unnecessary returns. Read more tips for choosing a size here .
