Helsa Carina Knit Skirt in Tan. Size M, XL, XS.
Color
Yellow
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
Helsa Carina Knit Skirt in Tan. Size M, XL, XS. 73% viscose 15% polyester 10% nylon 2% elastane. Made in China. Hand wash. Unlined. Elastic waistband. Midweight ribbed knit fabric with back vent detail. Item not sold as a set. Skirt measures approx 44 in length. HLSA-WQ31. HEQ25 S24. Inspired by her Scandinavian heritage, founder Elsa Hosk, honors the philosophy of timeless wardrobe staples, comfort, functionality, and minimalism. Influenced by the colors and materials found in nature, Helsa focuses on an Earth-First approach creating well-made pieces that offer a true sense of confidence and leisure that will last you season after season.
Details
Helsa Carina Knit Skirt in Tan. Size M, XL, XS. 73% viscose 15% polyester 10% nylon 2% elastane. Made in China. Hand wash. Unlined. Elastic waistband. Midweight ribbed knit fabric with back vent detail. Item not sold as a set. Skirt measures approx 44 in length. HLSA-WQ31. HEQ25 S24. Inspired by her Scandinavian heritage, founder Elsa Hosk, honors the philosophy of timeless wardrobe staples, comfort, functionality, and minimalism. Influenced by the colors and materials found in nature, Helsa focuses on an Earth-First approach creating well-made pieces that offer a true sense of confidence and leisure that will last you season after season.
Helsa Carina Knit Skirt in Tan. Size M, XL, XS. 73% viscose 15% polyester 10% nylon 2% elastane. Made in China. Hand wash. Unlined. Elastic waistband. Midweight ribbed knit fabric with back vent detail. Item not sold as a set. Skirt measures approx 44 in length. HLSA-WQ31. HEQ25 S24. Inspired by her Scandinavian heritage, founder Elsa Hosk, honors the philosophy of timeless wardrobe staples, comfort, functionality, and minimalism. Influenced by the colors and materials found in nature, Helsa focuses on an Earth-First approach creating well-made pieces that offer a true sense of confidence and leisure that will last you season after season.
