This skirt is made from premium merino wool, just 17.5 microns fine — softer, warmer, and lighter than standard grades. Soft like cashmere, but with the quiet resilience that cashmere sometimes lacks. It flows with your step in gentle folds, then returns to its shape, making every movement quietly mesmerizing.
This fabric was made to touch the skin. Warm, but never heavy. Airy, but never loose. This is a skirt that feels easy to wear — because there’s not a single sharp note in it: not in the construction, not in the alternating textures of vertical lines and abstract waves that seem to drift gently from the soft ribbed waistband, falling in rhythm with the garment’s own quiet tempo.
She wears it on cold days — not to bundle up, but to remain light. When warmth is needed, but layers are not. When the way she walks shouldn’t change just because winter has arrived.
She knows: she’s not dressed to draw attention. But still, each step stays with the passerby — because her silhouette feels fleeting, and the fabric seems to caress not only her legs, but every gaze that lingers.
