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pleat satin skirt

$595.00
Size: S/M
Colour: silver

Pickup available at Mosman

Usually ready in 24 hours

Description
this satin pleated skirt is made in a triacetate/polyester yarn mix - the triacetate gives the skirt a heavy drape. the polyester component holds in the pleats. when you wash the skirt this means the pleats will stay in. it features an easy elastic pull on waist and a raw hem with a fluro stitch detail.
Fabric & Care

fabric: acetate/viscose satin.
care: handwash and hang to dry. the pleats will naturally stay. avoid heat and steam as this will affect the pleats.
Fit Guide

Josephine is 175cm tall & generally wears a small, pictured in a S/M.

Delivery & Returns

Free shipping on orders over $350 (within Australia)

Shipping charge of $12 on orders under $350 (within Australia)

International Shipping charges: 

  • express $35.00 (under 500g)
  • express $75.00 (600g -1.5kg)
Payment Options

Pickup Availability

  • Mosman
    Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

    647 Military Rd
    Mosman NSW 2088
    Australia

    +61412598839

  • Paddington
    Pickup available, usually ready in 2 hours

    443 Oxford Street
    Paddington NSW 2021
    Australia

    +61420263336

  • Potts Point
    Pickup available, usually ready in 2 hours

    101 MacLeay Street
    Potts Point NSW 2011
    Australia

    +61412228492

Product information

Community support is at the heart of byfreer's ethos, and we take pride in collaborating with exceptional local, small-scale makers and manufacturers—such as Patti, pictured here with Lesley. Our commitment to keeping production close to home means that all our pieces are not only designed in our Paddington workshop but also crafted right here in Sydney.

This proximity to our community ensures that each and every byfreer piece upholds the quality and ethos integral to our label: sustainable and ethical luxury. By operating on Gadigal country, we acknowledge the Gadigal people as the traditional custodians of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to elders past, present, and emerging, recognising that Aboriginal sovereignty has not been ceded. It is a fundamental aspect of our commitment to fostering a culture of respect and inclusivity.