Skirtcraft Tellurian Skirt
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Skirtcraft Tellurian Skirt
Saw this posted on Reddit:
https://skirtcraft.com/blog-posts/the-t ... oming-soon
Looks like they are going to be taking preorders soonish, they haven't posted colors or any other details, but I am glad to see them expand to another design.
https://skirtcraft.com/blog-posts/the-t ... oming-soon
Looks like they are going to be taking preorders soonish, they haven't posted colors or any other details, but I am glad to see them expand to another design.
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Thanks for posting this, Coder. 
Most of the info I have right now is in the linked post. Most likely the initial colors for this wrap skirt will be black and one other - possibly the "natural" color that's shown in the photos. Once I have more details, timeline, ordering info, etc, I'll be sure to share it here.
Feedback is welcome!
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Most of the info I have right now is in the linked post. Most likely the initial colors for this wrap skirt will be black and one other - possibly the "natural" color that's shown in the photos. Once I have more details, timeline, ordering info, etc, I'll be sure to share it here.
Feedback is welcome!
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Re: Skirtcraft Tellurian Skirt
Will the natural be dyeable (ie, RIT dye)? The thought crossed my mind, but I doubt I'd go to that kind of effort.finrod wrote: ↑Mon Dec 19, 2022 6:09 am Most of the info I have right now is in the linked post. Most likely the initial colors for this wrap skirt will be black and one other - possibly the "natural" color that's shown in the photos. Once I have more details, timeline, ordering info, etc, I'll be sure to share it here.
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That's awesome! 

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Re: Skirtcraft Tellurian Skirt
Like others on this forum, I like the concept and designs, but can't consider placing an order because of the size range. I admit to verging on the enormous at 6'2" tall and 48 - 50" waist, but would appreciate some degree of catering for those of us on the larger size, even if a premium is charged.
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Thanks for sharing your perspective. Based in part on your and others' feedback, I'm now planning on a waist size range of 26-52" (66-132 cm) for this product. It's not final but I sent my grading specs to the factory today based on that range.trainspotter48 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 20, 2022 5:35 pm Like others on this forum, I like the concept and designs, but can't consider placing an order because of the size range. I admit to verging on the enormous at 6'2" tall and 48 - 50" waist, but would appreciate some degree of catering for those of us on the larger size, even if a premium is charged.
It might be a little short for you at 6'2". I'm 6'0" and the length is good for me, but my legs are on the short side relative to my height.
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Hi Joe. I am happy to see you offer an addition to the Skirtcraft line. Is the 26-52 inch range come in the same skirt. If so, wow that's quite a range.
Also, from the photographs I have seen of the skirt, it appears that the material may be on the ‘stiff’ side. I was hoping for a material that would have some ‘swing’ to it. The Aqueous has a nice outer fabric. I just hope it has some fluidness and swing vs a stiffer and more wrinkle prone material.
All that aside, thanks for the effort to bring another idea to fruition. Nice job!!!!
RG
Also, from the photographs I have seen of the skirt, it appears that the material may be on the ‘stiff’ side. I was hoping for a material that would have some ‘swing’ to it. The Aqueous has a nice outer fabric. I just hope it has some fluidness and swing vs a stiffer and more wrinkle prone material.
All that aside, thanks for the effort to bring another idea to fruition. Nice job!!!!
RG
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Really looking forward to this product release. Absolutely love my unaligned skirt and can’t wait to add this one to my closet as well.
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Hey RG, thanks very much!Regular Guy wrote: ↑Fri Dec 30, 2022 3:57 am Hi Joe. I am happy to see you offer an addition to the Skirtcraft line. Is the 26-52 inch range come in the same skirt. If so, wow that's quite a range.
Also, from the photographs I have seen of the skirt, it appears that the material may be on the ‘stiff’ side. I was hoping for a material that would have some ‘swing’ to it. The Aqueous has a nice outer fabric. I just hope it has some fluidness and swing vs a stiffer and more wrinkle prone material.
All that aside, thanks for the effort to bring another idea to fruition. Nice job!!!!
RG
It's five sizes spanning that range. The adjustable/wrap aspect makes it possible for one size to cover more range, but it can only so far because of the fixed positions of the pockets and belt loops.
I would say the fabric is ... moderately stiff? Less so than a denim skirt, since both are cotton twills but this fabric is 7 oz/yd (237 gsm) while mid-weight denim is 12-16 (the Skirtcraft Unaligned is 9.5). But less drapey than the Aqueous which contains rayon. Here's a short video in case you haven't seen it yet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrQXiZVPCEQ The video may make it seem a little stiffer than reality, since I'm moving a little stiffly, and since the skirt in the video hasn't been washed yet, which will soften it.
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I really like itfinrod wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 3:32 amIt's five sizes spanning that range. The adjustable/wrap aspect makes it possible for one size to cover more range, but it can only so far because of the fixed positions of the pockets and belt loops.
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Here's a short video in case you haven't seen it yet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrQXiZVPCEQ
The video may make it seem a little stiffer than reality, since I'm moving a little stiffly, and since the
skirt in the video hasn't been washed yet, which will soften it.
Joe

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Re: Skirtcraft Tellurian Skirt
That sounds just about perfect to me, a little lighter weight than the Unaligned. Looking forward to it!
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Thanks Al! The "underlapping" part extends roughly to the wearer's leftmost point, so coverage should be good.

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Having supported and got the previous two, I'm looking forward to getting one of these as well. The waist adjustability will help quite a bit at the moment!