Are Denim Klts Cloaked?

Since1982 · Post by **Since1982** » Sat Jun 24, 2006 11:02 pm

Binx, you ever look on ebay? With your waist size I'd think you could get allllll kinds of skirts on ebay for less than 10 dollars. I just bought 2 bortacelli straight mid calf skirts on ebay for $1.99 each, and that was the "buy it now" price. the total shipping for both was $5.00 Priority US Mail. There's tons of crepe skirts on ebay...TONS of them. + any other type skirt you ever wanted. My SO Judy has gotten re-interested in wearing skirts because I do and she's bought at least a dozen peasant tiered skirts of various colors and materials and paid no more than 5 bucks for any one of them. Most, she's gotten for 99 cents ea.

My waist size is still lots bigger than yours looks like and I have no problem at all finding skirts that fit me on ebay. Those Bortacellis are really nice. cotton with a muted pattern on both, one is red and the other is orange.

binx · Post by **binx** » Sun Jun 25, 2006 4:55 pm

Well, it was going to be cool to wear an $80 skirt while only paying $8, so it was worth a try, and it was gathered, so it was really roomy. Otherwise, I'm usually watching eBay and Bryco sales. I've recently gotten a couple of denim ankle-length ones that I'm going to shorten and wash a few times for the frayed-hem look and comfort factor. Great with the pockets and an elastic waist, also has belt loops.

binx

Since1982 · Post by **Since1982** » Sun Jun 25, 2006 6:58 pm

If you like that frayed hem look, just cut the hem off anything denim and wash it and it frays immediately. Personally, I like the hem nice and neat..You know, different strokes for different folks..I think someone said that at Woodstock.

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