Avani Postage Mixed Mini Skirt
Free People
$78.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Free People Avani Postage Mixed Mini Skirt blends cozy texture with a sultry, city ready edge. The cotton-flannel base lands soft and substantial in a vibrant red combo, while lace trims along the hem introduce a whisper of romance. A daring side slit amps up the vibe, and the contrast waistband anchors the look with a graphic pop. An invisible zipper at the side seam keeps the line sleek, while the interior remains unlined for a light, easy feel.
Low-rise and compact, the mini sits at the hips and skimlines the silhouette without bulk. The side zip preserves a clean front, letting movement take the lead. The unlined interior keeps the fabric breathable and versatile for layering with knits, jackets, or tights as the mood shifts from day into evening.
Free People continues to fuse texture and attitude, and this Avani skirt embodies that mood: bold color, tactile base, and a hint of leg with lace and a slit. It reads as a contemporary slice of their romantic streetwear, easy to throw on with an oversized sweater or a sleek top for a look that feels both effortless and intentionally seductive.
Materials / Fabrication
- Cotton-flannel base in a vibrant red
- Lace trims along the hem
- Daring side slit
- Contrast waistband with a graphic pop
- Invisible zipper at the side seam
- Unlined interior
- Low-rise silhouette that sits at the hips and skims the body
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold on gentle cycle with like colors
- Use mild detergent; do not bleach
- Turn garment inside out before washing to protect lace
- Lay flat to dry or hang to dry; avoid high heat
- If ironing is needed, use a low heat setting or steam; avoid direct contact with lace
Fit Notes
- Sits low on the hips with a close, waist-hugging silhouette through the hip area.
- A side invisible zipper keeps the front line clean and secure.
- The cotton-flannel base offers a soft, breathable feel and the interior remains lightweight for easy layering with knits or tights.
