Orvis Circle Skirt - Brushed Cotton (For Women)

Love the color combinations. Fairly light-weight fabric will allow 3-season wear in humid DC climate. May try it w/leggings in the winter, too. Thought it would be mid-calf given proportions of picture. Really falls a little below knee.

I own a skirt similar to this one from Sierra Trading. It's cool in summer, and can be worn with boots in winter.

Nice looking and comfortable, but the fabric is kind of cheesy and it has an odd yolk around the waist. You would have to wear something over it, shirt or belt. Fabric is too thin for winter and too dark for summer.

Fits very nicely, and the colors are much lovelier in person than online. Hangs well, I wear classic a-line oriented skirts. Could be dressed up or down despite the simpler material. Soft and feminine.

The surprise was that this skirt made to fit tall, slim, Orvis types actually fit short, rounded me. Maybe not the way the designer planned, but it does work as a midcalf casual skirt for a chubby petite. How nice. Fabric is not the soft cotton that I expected, has more body and is a little bit stiff.

This is a very pretty skirt. I expected colors and pattern to be a little more muted...the blue is brighter than I expected, but it's not bad. It looks more casual than I thought when I saw on line. The design with the "yolk" is a bit weird to me...but since I'm wearing tops that will hang over it (so you won't see the yolk), that's fine. Otherwise, the design looks like what I'd expect in a maternity skirt!! The elastic they used for waist is very narrow. I think it would be more comfortable if that elastic was wider. Anyway, it is pretty comfortable. The only real negative is that the fabric is light but stiff. It would probably be okay if you decided to wear with "bare" legs, but with pantyhose or tights it clings and climbs up my legs...even though I'm wearing a slip. I'm hoping that maybe after it's washed a few times it will "relax". We'll see.