There’s no other skirt quite like our dark, forest green tennis skirt with belt loops. It’s effortlessly perfect – it goes with absolutely everything.

Not in the mood to put an outfit together? Just throw on an oversized hoodie, like our Herbarium hoodie, and you’re good to go. Want to spice it up a bit? Pair it with your favorite top – we love how it looks with oversized long sleeves, or something like our Rosalind blouse.

Don’t forget to finish the look with one of our belts – that’s what the loops are for!

This version is longer and tailored for taller baddies, 175 cm and up.

Psst! The color is almost identical to Fiat’s “Verde Toscana”... Not a coincidence 🍀

Please note: the shade is quite unique and may appear slightly different depending on your screen.

High-waisted with a hidden side zipper.

Handmade in Poland.

Material: 64% viscose, 33% polyester, 3% elastane
Basis weight: 240g/m²

The material is medium-weight and non-stretchy.

The material is certified STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX ®. This guarantees that the material is free from harmful substances - toxins, allergens, and aggressive fertilizers.

We're a small, family-run business – all our products are made in Poland in local workshops... or in our own home 😊

We're a registered business, paying all our taxes and operating in line with Polish law. The materials we use mostly come from Polish manufucturers.

While we're proud to call ourselves an ethical brand, we know these factors affect the prices in our store. We strive to keep them as affordable as possible – but without compromising on quality. So, let's quickly break down what influences prices at SKYDANCE.

The biggest chunk goes into production costs. Right after that, there are all the legal fees and taxes (like VAT, social security contributions). Then come the fixed costs (renting warehouse space, employing staff, etc.). Our profit margin is for growing the brand – we're constantly investing in our store. Click here to learn more!

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