While I love sporting a good mini skirt, lately I’ve been catching myself eyeing with midis more and more. Maybe it’s because I’m approaching 30 and I’m looking for something more age-appropriate.
To be frank, I’m not a believer in women needing to dress differently after a certain age. I think it’s quite the opposite of this restriction. Now I’ve reached a point in my life where I feel more confident wearing anything I want, and I know I can look stylish and sexy without showing off my legs (or any other part of my body for that matter) when I don’t want to.
But midi skirts are also in trend right now, so if you also feel like trying them out, this winter would be a perfect time to do so. While midi skirts are more practical in winter, most of them are still wearable all-year-round, and I just can’t wait to try and style them for different seasons.
If you couldn’t find one second-hand, I have 8 sustainable midi skirts on my radar that I think you’re going to like as well!
1. Kotn Ribbed Pencil Skirt
A pencil skirt is a super versatile piece that can be a great addition to a capsule wardrobe or your average wardrobe. This bad boy from Kotn is made with high-quality sustainable cotton from Egypt that’s very soft and comfortable. Perfect if you want to look a bit more put together but stay comfy at home.
Price: $41
2. Tamga Celeste Midi Skirt
This is more like a spring/summer skirt, but I can see it work for winter as well bringing some bright colors to my current wardrobe. This beautiful and effortlessly feminine dress from Tamga is made with soft Lenzing Ecovero™ and it’s also carbon-neutral.
Price: $100
3. Dazey LA Nudes Print Skirt
If you’re a proper millennial like me, you probably love these nude hand-drawn prints just as much as I do. Dazey LA is a small, female-owned, eco-friendly brand manufacturing ethically in Los Angeles.
Price: $105 (10% off with code “TPP10”)
4. People Tree Alison Floral Midi Skirt
This stylish and versatile People Tree midi skirt looks amazing with winter boots and even with sneakers. Made with 100% Tencell™ lyocell, this dress isn’t only super soft, but also Fair Trade, and Peta-approved vegan.
Price: $124
5. The R Collective Welland Skirt
The R Collective clothes are made with repurposed fabrics by talented seamstresses. This limited-edition midi skirt is made to order of rescued luxury excess material, and it looks simple and versatile, but very hish-end at the same time.
Price: $199
6. Reformation Bea Skirt
This pretty green floral Reformation skirt could actually work for any season. Love that it’s high-rise and slim-fit and it has the perfect length. The Bea Skirt is made responsibly in Los Angeles with a rayon-viscose mix that comes from sustainable forestries.
Price: $145
7. Amour Vert Blaze Midi Skirt
This sky blue color was one of my favorite colors this year (next to pistachio and lilac) and it just looks fantastic on this soft, light, and flowy skirt. And it’s made ethically in the USA.
Price: $198
8. H&M Conscious Denim Pencil Skirt
Is it just me or this black denim pencil skirt look extremely cool? It would also be an excellent addition to many different styles and wardrobes. It’s made with partly recycled cotton, and it’s a good affordable option if you’re on a budget.
Price: $35
Are you also into midi skirts? Which one was your favorite?
