Margot Ruffle Skirt
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The Margot Ruffle Skirt by White Plan is an A-line skirt distinguished by layered ruffle detailing along its silhouette. It transitions naturally from polished office settings to formal social occasions and evening events.
Details
- Silhouette: A-line, gently flared from the waist for a feminine, structured shape
- Embellishment: Cascading ruffle trim integrated into the skirt body for refined texture
- Waist: Clean, fitted waistband for a tailored finish
- Length: Midi length, offering modest and elegant coverage
- Craftsmanship: Atelier-made through White Plan's made-to-order process, ensuring considered construction
Fabric & Care
Specific fabric composition is not listed; given the structured ruffle detailing and atelier construction, dry cleaning is strongly recommended to preserve the skirt's form and surface finish.
Size & Fit
The Margot is cut to a tailored, true-to-size fit through the waist and hip. As this is a made-to-order piece, consulting the White Plan size chart before ordering is advised to ensure an accurate fit.
Hand wash |
Do not bleach |
Do not wring |
Dry flat |
Iron on low heat |
Do not tumble dry |
- Hand wash: Hand wash organza garments in cold water with a gentle detergent to avoid damage.
- Do not bleach: Organza fabric can be damaged by bleach. Avoid using bleach or any detergent containing bleach.
- Rinse thoroughly: After washing, rinse the organza garment thoroughly to remove all soap residues.
- Do not wring: Avoid wringing out the fabric, as this can cause damage. Gently squeeze out excess water instead.
- Dry flat: Lay the organza garment flat on a clean, dry towel or drying rack to air dry.
- Iron on low heat: If needed, iron organza garments on the lowest heat setting or use a steamer. Place a pressing cloth between the iron and the fabric to prevent damage.
- Do not tumble dry: Organza fabric can be damaged by high heat, so avoid using a tumble dryer.
- Dry clean: For the best results and to maintain the longevity of the garment, consider professional dry cleaning, especially if the organza is combined with other delicate fabrics or has embellishments.
