This Inka wrap skirt in black is a perfect everyday staple - and will make the perfect addition to your seasonal wardrobe.
Description
Comfortable to wear for everyday use, but also easy to dress up for an effortless look. The best of both worlds, in earth-friendly fabric. Delightful.
Various colours also available
Materials and Care
The clothing is stitched in India by a small family run business that Jo knows personally. She visits India to visit the family when she can, and regularly video chats with them to check in. This leaves her with every reassurance that all appropriate standards are being met.
Due to the raw nature of the fabric and dyes, it is best to hand wash this garment in cold water to reduce the chance of shrinkage and damage. Natural fabrics that are woven from cotton, wool and flax will embrace their natural compositions. You may see flecks of white flax for example and the material will soften and beautifully 'patina' with age.
100% natural cotton.
Features
Flattering on many different body types due to the wrap style
Can be dressed up or down
Made in India, designed in Bristol
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