Keep it long, treasure it long.

Enjoy the harmony between retro and modern

EASY KILT LONG (81cm) ROSS MUCK, with tartan check and quilt material impressing retroness, blending into the current fashion and playing an active part as a standard item without being swept away by fashion. The long check skirt has always been and will continue to be an admiration for women, and it is an eye-catching protagonist in coordination. Although it is a long length, the volume of the entire skirt is moderately reduced, so even if it is combined with a sweater or coat that tends to have a large volume, it will be well organized, and the coordination that seems to be autumn and winter is completed.

Noble and feminine kilt skirt

The ONEIL OF DUBLIN quilt skirt is made from a single piece of fabric that is fastened with a button and belt on the waist side. The two thick belts on the left hip are a design point, and if you dare to show them with the tops in, it will be an accent for your coordination. This belt has 5 holes, and the waist can be adjusted slightly. There is no feeling of tightening and it is comfortable to wear, and the pleats of the skirt create a beautiful silhouette that falls down with a stone and it is difficult to spread, so you can wear it smartly even with a long length.

You can remove the shoes with sneakers, or flat shoes such as loafers and ballet shoes to put them together in a trad, and the coordination of short boots looks great. This item is recommended for adult women who want to enjoy their own fashion according to their mood.

When choosing clothes for autumn and winter, we tend to have basic dark colors in consideration of accessories such as coats and mufflers. If you put on a coat, it may become even heavier. EASY KILT LONG (81cm) When combined with ROSSMUCK, you can feel the casual fashion and dignity of an adult from the checkered pattern that can be seen from the hem of the coat.

Ireland's oldest quilt maker

A kilt skirt that can be said to be a classic of trad. Until around the 18th century, it was made from a large piece of tartan wool cloth, but at that time quilts were paired bottoms and were men's, so women would not wear them. was. Meanwhile, Scottish and Irish clans hung this kilt from their shoulders, folded the back of their waist into pleats, and hung the front body without pleats, which was fashioned mainly by artists from around 1980. It came to be adopted as a part of, and continues to the present. Such kilt skirts are now a staple of winter women's fashion and have become a favorite of all generations.

Kilt skirts made by long-established brands to meet the various needs of the changing times while preserving tradition are easy to match with winter knits and cut-and-sew, and you will want to change the length and pattern to make many outfits. The kilt skirt, which you can wear little by little even as you get older, is a must-have item as my standard for winter.