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Swing Skirt – Stretch Cotton Nightwalk Print

Name: Swing Skirt – Stretch Cotton Nightwalk Print
Brand: Dalee Ella
Price: 190.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

Move freely, feel confident — a pocketed organic cotton skirt made for everyday comfort.

$190.00

Size

Small (6-8)

Medium (10-12)

Large (12-14)

X-Large (14-16)

XX-Large (16-18)

XXX-Large (20-22)

Size

Small (6-8) Medium (10-12) Large (12-14) X-Large (14-16) XX-Large (16-18) XXX-Large (20-22)

Quantity

Description

The Nightwalk Swing Skirt is designed to move with you.

Its soft, stretchy A-line shape allows easy movement, while the pull-on waistband makes it simple to wear.

Crafted from breathable certified organic cotton with a gentle drape, it feels light yet substantial.

Practical pockets offer everyday functionality, and the hand screen-printed design adds a unique, artistic touch.

Ethically made in Australia, it’s a versatile piece you’ll wear again and again.

Fabric & Care

93% Certified Organic Cotton, 7% Spandex

Thick enough for durability, stretchy enough for unrestricted movement. Designed to soften over time yet maintain shape — will not shrink

Fabric knitted and hand-screen printed in Melbourne with organic dyes and eco inks

Care instructions:
Gentle machine wash
Line dry inside-out in shade to protect organic dyes
Avoid tumble drying to extend life of fabric and print

Fit Advice

True to size for a comfortable fit. Size down for a high-waisted look.

MODEL MEASUREMENTS
Clare wears size XL (14–16) and usually wears size 18 in bottoms. She has sized down for a high waisted fit.

Height: 168 cm
Bust: 107 cm
Waist: 99 cm
High Hip: 116 cm
Low Hip: 128 cm

Sally wears size M (10–12) and usually wears size 12-14 in bottoms. She has sized down for a high waisted fit.

Height: 172 cm
Bust: 96 cm
Waist: 80 cm
High Hip: 103 cm
Low Hip: 107 cm

Need help finding your perfect fit? Get in touch—Clare is always happy to guide you.

Print

This print features the Bandy Bandy snake with its striking black and white stripes, interconnected by mycelial threads to the Emperor Gum Moth, one of Australia's largest moths.

Last year while out on some night walks, Dalee encountered a Bandy Bandy right at summers end and a few nights later she received the Autumn gift of encountering an Emperor Gum Moth.

A seasonal shift marked by these special creatures, woven together in their interconnectedness as part of the great forest ecosystem.