Stretch Denim Drawstring Skirt by Cafe Latte - Enzyme Wash
If you only have one skirt in your wardrobe, this might be The One! Soft enzyme-washed cotton denim fabric with remarkable stretch, this is a chic utilitarian design to pair with all your linen blouses, summer knits and cotton tees.
Contrast stitching adds definition to the seam and pocket detail of this knee-length skirt. There's a full drawstring through the elasticated waistband allowing for individual fitting with genuine pull-on ease.
Made with 97% cotton and 3% spandex, enzyme washed stretch denim creates a softer, smoother and more comfortable finish from the very first wear. This additional washing process gently relaxes the cotton fibres, reducing the firm feel often associated with new denim and giving the fabric a more natural drape around the body. The result is soft, easy-wearing stretch denim with a subtle lived-in look - pure comfort and flexibility.
Good to know:
Are these skirts true-to-size? Yes, as with all Cafe Latte stretch denim pieces you'll love the versatile fit and sizing cut for real Australian curves. Check your hip measurement and you'll be able to select your best fit with ease and certainty.
How tall is the model? Savanah is quite tall standing at 177cm. The hemline length will sit just over the knee on most.
Can I wear this skirt for golf? Absolutely! With its wonderful stretch, breathable cotton fabric and 4 handy pockets for balls, tees and score cards, this would be ideal fairway fashion!
What is enzyme-washed denim? Enzyme washing is a specialised finishing process that gently softens the surface of the denim and creates a smoother, more relaxed feel.
Why does enzyme-washed denim cost a bit more? It requires an additional controlled washing, rinsing and finishing process after the denim is made, adding extra production time and handling.
Is enzyme-washed denim stretchier? The stretch comes from the elastane in the fabric. Enzyme washing does not create the stretch, but it can make the denim feel softer and more flexible against the body.
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