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H&M Mama Flared Cotton-blend Skort

Name: H&M Mama Flared Cotton-blend Skort
Brand: H&M
SKU: B1958219
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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The H&M Mama Flared Cotton-blend Skort feels light and easy, a short loose-fit piece in soft denim that moves with you. The outer fabric is a denim made from a cotton and lyocell blend, giving a breathable, drapey hand and a lived-in feel. The flare starts at the hip, creating movement, while the low waist with covered elastication keeps the line relaxed. A narrow drawstring adds a hint of adjustability, and the cotton jersey lining promises modesty and comfort all day.

Style and ease meet at the waist here, with covered elastication and a narrow drawstring that let the fit drift with you. The cotton jersey shorts lining adds privacy and comfort as you move through your day. It layers neatly with tees, knits, or lightweight jackets and transitions from casual errands to social moments with a simple swap of footwear.

Within KHM Mama line, this skort reflects an easy, adaptable approach to everyday wear. The flared silhouette nods to vintage denim cues while staying modern, making it a versatile piece for warm days and city strolls.

Materials / Fabrication

Soft, lightweight denim made from a cotton and lyocell blend
Flared silhouette
Low waist with covered elastication
Narrow drawstring
Lined with a pair of shorts in cotton jersey
Denim composition: 82 percent cotton, 18 percent lyocell
Shorts lining composition: 95 percent cotton, 5 percent spandex
Loose-fit skort, short length

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors
Line dry
Medium iron if needed
Do not dry clean

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Bold yet approachable, this skort makes a statement with a flared A-line silhouette and a relaxed low waist. The cotton lyocell denim offers light drape, while the slender drawstring and covered elastication keep the line clean. It reads editorial-casual, ready to pair with heels or sneakers for city-forward looks.

Craftsmanship: 7/10

Construction reads solid for everyday wear: a lined interior shorts layer, clean topstitching, and a smooth flared hem that holds its shape. The blend promises light weight and comfortable drape, while the elastic waist and drawstring are neatly executed. No obvious puckers or misalignments suggest dependable craftsmanship for a fast-fashion core.

Affordability: $$$

At 39.99 the value feels justified for a versatile, on-trend skort that crosses from casual to editorial. The design offers a wearable denim look with maternity-friendly ease and a lined interior for modest coverage. The cost aligns with its contemporary silhouette, rendering it accessible without sacrificing visual impact.

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