Fine-wale corduroy cut as a simple A-line, with small flowers embroidered across it at intervals. They are stitched, not printed, so they sit slightly proud of the cord and catch the light.
The skirt itself is deliberately plain — no pleats, no tiers, nothing competing with the embroidery.
The fabric
A fine cord that keeps its shape because corduroy does. The embroidery is worked in a contrasting thread and finished on the reverse, so nothing catches on tights.
How it fits
One size, falling to mid-calf. The waistband sits at the natural waist.
Looking after it
Cold wash inside out and hang to dry. Corduroy flattens where it is pressed, so keep an iron off the wales and steam it from the reverse instead. Brushing it along the wale after a wash lifts the pile back.
It is the most straightforwardly aesthetic cute clothes piece in the shop, and the korean fashion skirt that looks like it cost considerably more than it does — a cute fashion style that reads as personal.








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