Levi skirts

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Levi skirts

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Does anyone here wear a skirt made by Levi Strauss? If, so, please give details.
Is this a skirt which is still being made and sold?
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My friend Mr Google turned up this: Levis skirts and dresses

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I quite like the look of the shirt dresses, specifically this one - http://www.levi.com/GB/en_GB/womens-clo ... /192860001
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Kieran wrote:I quite like the look of the shirt dresses, specifically this one - http://www.levi.com/GB/en_GB/womens-clo ... /192860001
An overwhelming "YES" I like that shirt dress - EXCEPT - it is 20 cm's out of my size range !
A +Positive+ note the size chart in USA sizing and International is excellent but that doesn't make the clothing any bigger.
But then at least it is not the fantasy undersizing of Asian clothing or one size fits all regardless !
"YES SKIRTING MATTERS"!
"Kilt-On" -or- as the case may be "Skirt-On" !
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Well a skirt will do in a pinch!
Make mine short and don't you dare think of pinching there !
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Must say that the Levi skirts look very nice and wearable by guys.
check the Jeep clothing they also do nice skirts and dresses http://www.jeepsa.co.za/classic/apparel/ladies/skirt.
I know this is the South African site but check there site in your country.
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My first skirt ever was a Levi's. That's some 40 years ago, folks! The same style as shown but a bit longer, typical knee lenght.

Ah, those were the days...........................
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About four or five years ago, Levis marketed a corduroy skirt for children and it was modeled by what was obviously a little boy aged about two or three.
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r.m.anderson wrote:
Kieran wrote:I quite like the look of the shirt dresses, specifically this one - http://www.levi.com/GB/en_GB/womens-clo ... /192860001
An overwhelming "YES" I like that shirt dress - EXCEPT - it is 20 cm's out of my size range !
A +Positive+ note the size chart in USA sizing and International is excellent but that doesn't make the clothing any bigger.
But then at least it is not the fantasy undersizing of Asian clothing or one size fits all regardless !
I like the idea but, like RMA, I'd have a horizontal sizing issue :oops:

It also looks to be about the same length as the one dress I do own, a length best summed up as too short! It's OK when stood relaxed but if I raise my arms, the hem follows and... :shock: :shock: :shock:

I will find something I like in the right size one day.

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r.m.anderson wrote:An overwhelming "YES" I like that shirt dress - EXCEPT - it is 20 cm's out of my size range !
Hmm, the design is pretty basic. It's not even a one piece dress, but a shirt and an A-line skirt sewn together at the hem. No darts at the skirt, just gathered up fabric. Simple hems. It can't be that difficult to make a pattern for it and adapt it to bigger sizes and different length. Hmm, maybe that could be my next sewing project... :)
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Stu wrote:About four or five years ago, Levis marketed a corduroy skirt for children and it was modeled by what was obviously a little boy aged about two or three.
This may only have happened in Sweden, Stu. You're all way ahead of the rest of the Western world.
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Milfmog wrote:
r.m.anderson wrote:
Kieran wrote:I quite like the look of the shirt dresses, specifically this one - http://www.levi.com/GB/en_GB/womens-clo ... /192860001
An overwhelming "YES" I like that shirt dress - EXCEPT - it is 20 cm's out of my size range !
A +Positive+ note the size chart in USA sizing and International is excellent but that doesn't make the clothing any bigger.
But then at least it is not the fantasy undersizing of Asian clothing or one size fits all regardless !
I like the idea but, like RMA, I'd have a horizontal sizing issue :oops:
It also looks to be about the same length as the one dress I do own, a length best summed up as too short! It's OK when stood relaxed but if I raise my arms, the hem follows and... :shock: :shock: :shock:
I will find something I like in the right size one day.
Have fun,
Ian.
While I like-em short I too have that horizontal plateau issue.
I can take just about any skirt dress or kilt and shorten it to my liking.
But it is the bedevilment of adding material to make the garment
look good.
When there is too much material a dart or a pinch of fabric here
and there will do or maybe adding belt loops for an alternate
method of retaining the garment where it is supposed to be worn.
But 20 cm's about 8 inches - 4 on a side is a lot of leeway that
Levis did not plan in their skirt making.
After all milady's clothing was designed for the petite frame and
not a covered wagon master or lumberjack in a forest.
"YES SKIRTING MATTERS"!
"Kilt-On" -or- as the case may be "Skirt-On" !
WHY ?
Isn't wearing a kilt enough?
Well a skirt will do in a pinch!
Make mine short and don't you dare think of pinching there !
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