Product Description
This plus-size blouse features a front self ties, long sleeves with self binding drawstring inserted in tunnel, and a flattering hi-low hemline. This blouse is perfect to go from classic office-wear to an evening dinner in town, and it is also a great option for everyday wear.
| Label | bind | loose | printing |
| OEM | color | logo | material |
| Material | Main: 100% Polyester | ||
Size(custom) | M-5XL | ||
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Skirt lengths vary from the micro-mini to full length and everywhere in between. Fashion is constantly changing and evolving, with skirt lengths included. There is certainly a wide choice of types of skirts available today and something to suit every height and body shape. Here I will show you the most common terms used to describe skirt lengths.
SKIRT LENGTHS
LENGTH IS RELATIVE
There are many skirt lengths to choose from, but it is important to note that these will be relative to your height and weight to a certain extent. The length of your torso and legs will play an important part in the skirt lengths, as will your weight.
Curvier women will find that skirt lengths tend to sit slightly higher than the designer may have intended. Brands catering to plus and curvy sizing generally tend to take this into account.
Length can also be determined by where the skirt sits at your waist. If you are smaller in the waist and the skirt sits lower, then the length will end up longer than intended.
I am fairly short, so I always find that skirts tend to be a bit long and maxi skirts, in particular, tend to touch the ground and need shortening.
Designers often blend these skirt descriptions together for the sake of simplicity. For example, any ankle-length skirt or longer is often referred to as a maxi rather than breaking it into tea, maxi and full.
Fabrication:
Main: 100% Polyester
Care: Cold hand wash, cool iron on reverse side under cloth, dry cleanable.
CHOOSING SKIRT LENGTHS
In terms of the most flattering skirt for your shape, a general rule of thumb is that it should end at the proportionately smallest part of your legs. This is often below the knee or above the ankle
But fashion rules are also meant to be broken and you should wear what makes you feel comfortable and feeling your best.
Different lengths may also be suitable for different situations. Skirts that are suitable for your weekends may not be the same that you would wear to work.
SHORTENING SKIRT LENGTHS
If you need to shorten the length of a skirt, you can easily do so with a sewing machine, hemming tape, or by hand.
