All-Wool Knit Skirt

A knit skirt lives or dies on how it falls, and this stall photographed the same piece three ways — flat on white, worn to the ankle, and pooled on the floor — so you can watch the cloth behave before you buy it. The wool is the stall’s own description: 全羊毛, all wool, in the title. Nothing on the listing tests it and no care label is shown, so we repeat the claim rather than certify it. The waist is a cord rather than a waistband: the knit gathers wherever you draw it, with no zip teeth, no button and no stiffening across the front, which is why the line stays unbroken from the waist down. The hem is a rolled edge, named in the stall’s own title, and the knit is fine enough to sit close instead of flaring away from the body.

One colour of the two it lists

The size table sells this skirt in 简黑 black and 高级灰 grey. Every photograph that comes with the listing is grey, and the black frames are the reason: the model in them is carrying a bag with another house’s clasp and a tote printed all over with another house’s monogram. We do not publish other people’s marks over our own goods, so black is simply not offered here. What you can see is what you can have.

A cord, not a waistband

There is no zip and no button at this waist: the knit is drawn in with a cord and knotted, so the skirt sits high or low depending on where you tie it. It also means the front stays clean — nothing interrupts the knit from waist to hem, which is what makes a piece like this read as one line rather than a garment with hardware.

Where the wool claim comes from

全羊毛 — all wool — is the stall’s own line in the listing title. It arrives with no fibre test, no composition table and no care label, so this is a claim we pass on rather than one we certify. What the photographs do show is a fine, dry-handed knit with a matte surface and a soft drape, photographed on a body and off it.

Details

• Colour: Grey
• Size: S · M, as the stall lists it. Waist, hip and length DETAILS TO BE CONFIRMED
• Material: Wool, as the stall describes it — 全羊毛, all wool, in the listing title. No fibre test or composition table accompanies the listing, so the tested composition is DETAILS TO BE CONFIRMED
• Fit: Straight from the waist to the ankle, close rather than flared, with a rolled hem

Care

• Wool knit: wash it cool and by hand, or on a wool cycle with the spin off. Heat and agitation are what shrink a knit, not water on its own.
• Do not hang it wet. A wool skirt stretches under its own weight — dry it flat, out of the sun, reshaped by hand.
• Let it rest a day between wearings, and lift pilling with a knit comb rather than a razor. The stall supplies no care label with this listing, so we have not invented one.

Why we chose it

Because the stall photographed the same skirt three ways — laid flat, worn to the ankle, and pooled on the floor — which is how a knit is actually judged, and because it names the fibre in its own title instead of burying it in a table.

Wholesale only — minimum 10 units per style, quoted by a person. Sample first, then scale.