White Jean Front Tie Skirt
COURRI
$107.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The White Jean Front Tie Skirt from COURRI exudes a light, feminine mood with a casual-cool edge. Made in 100% cotton, it feels soft and breathable in a crisp white that keeps the look fresh. The front tie at the waist adds a touch of romance and gentle movement, while the midi length tees up a slim, leg-lengthening silhouette. It reads as an elevated take on a casual staple, feminine without trying too hard.
Available in XS, S, and M, the waist cinch lets you tailor the fit to your shape, keeping the line sleek through every step. The midi cut preserves a streamlined look that pairs just as well with a tucked blouse as with a cropped knit, making it easy to layer and style across different days. Footwear shifts the mood—from sandals or sneakers for day to heeled sandals for night—without losing the clean, elongated silhouette. The front tie stays right at the waist, offering a light, playful detail that remains comfortably understated.
COURRI’s edit here leans into easy, feminine pieces that feel modern through denim-inspired detail and a breathable cotton finish. This skirt slots into a warm-weather wardrobe as a versatile base—pair it with airy tops for brunch, crisp shirts for city days, or textured knits for cooler evenings—and moves smoothly from casual to dressier settings with simple styling tweaks.
Materials / Fabrication
- Jean front tie skirt
- Waist tie detail
- Midi length
- Fabric: 100 percent cotton
- Designer by COURRI
- Waist (by size): XS 12.60 in / S 13.39 in / M 14.17 in
- Total length (by size): XS 30.31 in / S 30.71 in / M 31.10 in
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle
- Use mild detergent; avoid chlorine bleach
- Tumble dry low or line dry
- Warm iron if needed
Fit Notes
- Adjustable front tie at the waist lets you tailor the fit.
- 100% cotton fabric offers a soft feel and clean silhouette.
- Waist measurements by size XS 12.60 in, S 13.39 in, M 14.17 in; total length 30.31 to 31.10 in.
