The Sandra Skirt features a chic, throw-and-go design perfect for elevating any casual outfit. Crafted from a soft wool blend, it balances comfort and elegance effortlessly. With its flattering A-line silhouette, back zip closure, and convenient side pockets, this midi skirt is versatile enough to style with a sweater and boots or a button-down with loafers. Ideal for various occasions, it offers a timeless touch to any wardrobe while ensuring easy care with dry cleaning.
From the brand: A chic, low-effort style
The Sandra Skirt is the perfect throw-and-go midi for instantly elevating a casual look. Made from a soft wool blend, we are styling it with a sweater and boots or button down, blazer, and loafers!
Our Favorite Details:
Back zip closure
Side pockets
A-line silhouette
Lined
Material: 62% Polyester, 24% Rayon, 10% Wool, 4% Spandex
Care: Dry clean
The Olive Sandra Skirt is best cared for through dry cleaning to maintain its soft wool blend and A-line silhouette. Avoid machine washing or drying to prevent damaging the fabric.
Due to its wool blend material, the Olive Sandra Skirt is versatile enough for wear in cooler months, but can also be styled for transitional weather by pairing it with lighter tops. Check out Parallel's complementary styling section for seasonal outfit ideas.
Yes, the Olive Sandra Skirt, with its blend of materials including polyester and spandex, is designed to maintain its shape and silhouette even after regular wear. Regular care such as dry cleaning will help preserve its quality.
Absolutely! The Olive Sandra Skirt's chic, low-effort design makes it perfect for dressing both up and down. Pair it with a sweater for a casual look or a blazer for a more polished outfit. Explore Parallel's styling tools for inspiration.
The Olive Sandra Skirt is crafted from a high-quality wool blend, featuring thoughtful details like a back zip closure and side pockets, which enhance its comfort and style. The blend of materials ensures durability and a flattering fit, making it a worthwhile investment.
