Nautical stripe read horizontally — a colorblock of blue and green on white, cut knee-length and A-line at 24 inches.
Highlights
✓Colorblock stripe in blue and green on white — blocked into bands rather than run as an even stripe, so the pattern has a top, a middle and a bottom to it
✓Solid green border at the hem — the band closes the pattern off and weights the bottom of the skirt, which stops a busy print floating
✓Knee-length A-line, 24" long — short enough to move in and long enough to sit in
✓Elastic back waistband — pulls on, stays put, and keeps the front of the waist flat under a tucked top
✓Hidden side seam pockets — set into the seam so the line of the A-line stays clean
The horizontal read is what makes this one: the bands step down the skirt and the solid green hem stops them. It wants a plain top — white, navy or that green picked out of the hem.
If you want the same nautical story with a longer, leaner line, the vertical-stripe midi takes the opposite approach. More are in skirts.
Harbor Stripe, sizes XS through XXL. Knee-length A-line, 24" long, with an elastic back waistband and hidden side seam pockets.
