Midi Skirts

Our midi skirts are designed in our Tuscan workshops and built to last. Each piece is tested in real conditions: office wear, evenings, weekends, travel. Materials (viscose, satin, linen, wool, leather) are selected for their drape, thermal comfort and resistance to pilling. The cuts (pleated, A-line, pencil, wrap) are refined after fittings on different body types to guarantee a flattering result. The guide above is written from concrete data: measurements in cm, fabric weights, customer feedback and wear tests.
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Women's midi skirt: length, silhouette, and movement

The midi skirt comes in two lengths with opposing visual effects: mid-calf (50 to 55 cm from the knee) for an elongated and fluid line, or knee length (45 to 47 cm) for a modern dynamism. The waistline, cut (flared, straight, pencil), and material (viscose, linen, satin, jersey) together dictate the look and movement of the piece.

Length: a strategic choice

The mid-calf (50-55 cm from the knee) elongates the silhouette and suits taller sizes. For smaller sizes, a knee length (45-47 cm) preserves proportions without truncating the leg. Always try with the final shoes: a 7 cm heel changes the perception of length by about 4 cm on the leg.

The waistline changes everything

A high waist, placed at the slimmest part of the torso, raises the cut point and visually elongates the legs. It structures the hip and creates a waist definition that the garment alone cannot produce. A regular waist offers a relaxed and more natural balance.

Movement according to the material

The material gives its character to the movement. Viscose waves gently. Linen offers a dry and structured fall, with sharp pleats. Satin glides and hugs the shapes. Jersey follows the body without constraining it. Cotton maintains its shape and moves little.

Cuts and effects on the silhouette

The flared cut starting from the hip creates a volume that lightens and conceals. The straight cut refines with a clear vertical line. The pencil cut structures and highlights the curves but limits the stride. For generous hips, the flared cut in linen or viscose is more flattering.

Usage: office, evening, weekend

The same midi cut changes its universe according to the material. In linen with a blouse: modern office. In satin with a fine top: evening. In cotton or jersey with a t-shirt: casual chic for the weekend. It is the material, more than the cut, that makes the transition from one context to another.

To pair with

Our nearby collections: Black skirts, Dresses, Pants.

FAQ: women's midi skirt

What midi length for a petite size?
For petite sizes, knee length (45-47 cm) is recommended. The mid-calf version can visually cut the leg. A high waist combined with knee length effectively elongates the silhouette.
Can a midi skirt be worn at the office?
Yes. Choose structured materials: linen, heavy cotton, crepe, or gabardine. A straight or slightly flared cut with a blouse and pumps is professional.
How to choose the material according to the season?
Spring-summer: linen and light cotton. Between seasons: viscose and fine jersey. Autumn-winter: merino wool, fleece cotton. Satin can be worn all year by adjusting the layers.