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Dugald Pleated Midi Skirt in Electric Navy Aloe Linen

$2,110

Dugald Pleated Midi Skirt in Electric Navy Aloe Linen

$2,110

Product Details

The Dugald Pleated Midi Skirt has a hidden-placket, button-front construction with a multi-pleat detail at front and back that opens with movement against a fitted waist and self-belt buckle. It's cut from 100% aloe linen in electric navy.

The A-line silhouette moves with each step thanks to its multi-pleat construction, while the high-rise waist and hidden button placket keep the front clean. Made in Italy from sustainably sourced linen.

Details:

  • 100% linen
  • Pleated
  • High-rise
  • Self-belt and buckle
  • Lightweight, non-stretch fabric
  • Hidden pocket fastening
  • Midi-length hem, approximately 32 inches
  • A-line silhouette
  • Made in Italy

Styling Notes: Style with the matching Sansi top for a coordinated linen set, or pair with a cashmere sweater for cooler days. The electric navy reads well against both neutrals and brighter colors.

Sustainability: Linen is one of the oldest cultivated plant fibers, prized for its breathability and for softening with each wear. The Italian textile partner behind this fabric is committed to the Greenpeace Detox Project, with zero discharge of hazardous chemicals. The garment is produced in a solar-powered facility that recycles applicable materials.

Sustainable Materials

The Dugald linen skirt offers the perfect balance of ease and elegance in a hidden-placket, button-front style. A multi-pleat detail front and back opens up with movement and flare, contrasting to the fitted waist with self-belt and buckle.


Details:



  • 100% Linen (China). Dying/Weaving/Finishing in Italy.

  • Pleated

  • High rise

  • Lightweight, non-stretch

  • Hidden pocket fastening

  • Midi-length hem

  • A-line silhouette

  • Made in Italy


Linen is a natural fiber from the flax plant, and is one of the oldest cultivated plant fibers. It has exceptional ability to keep skin cool in warm weather, due to its airflow, wicking, and crisp fibers that stand away from body. Twice as strong as cotton, it becomes softer over time, while maintaining its exceptional durability.


This textile company was founded in 1992, with a focus on innovation. In 2016, they joined the Greenpeace Detox Project, committing to eliminate harmful substances for environment and human health from their production cycle by 2020. The mill treats and reuses wastewater, and complies with the following certifications:

Better Cotton Initiative (BCI)
Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) for cotton
Ecocert Organic Content Standard (OCS) for cotton
Recycled Blended Claim Standard (RCS)
Recycled Down Standard (RDS)
Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC)


This garment was produced at an Italian factory that values high-quality product and sustainability. They are fully powered by solar energy. They recycle all applicable materials, including fabric waste.

Sustainability is luxury - it shouldn't be two competing concepts.

– Gabriela Hearst
Sustainability
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