H&M Wrap Skort

Name: H&M Wrap Skort
Brand: H&M
SKU: B2739443
Price: 29.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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The H&M Wrap Skort gives a fresh, city-ready mood in a clean twill. The short, fitted silhouette hugs through the hips and flares just enough for movement, while the lined wrapover front adds depth and a touch of flirty motion. A side zipper keeps the line pristine, so you get a neatly streamlined look that works from brunch to after-hours.

Practicality pairs with polish here: the wrap front creates a smooth, covered finish and the short length keeps the look breezy in warm weather. The skort is slim through the hip and sits close without feeling restrictive, making it easy to pair with tucked tees, knits, or a crisp blouse. It moves with you through day-to-evening transitions, and care is simple with machine wash cold and line dry.

From H&M's roster of accessible essentials, this wrap skort nods to the brand's penchant for pared-back, versatile pieces that still feel considered. It slots into a modern wardrobe as a go-to bottom that pairs with sneakers for day and heeled sandals for night, keeping the line clean and contemporary. At 29.99, it offers a polished, budget-friendly option.

Materials / Fabrication

Short, fitted skort design
Twill fabric
Lined wrapover front
Zipper at one side
Polyester 100.0%
Polyurethane 100.0%
Polyester 100.0%
Short length
Slim fit

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold
No dry clean
No iron
Line dry

Fit Notes

This short twill skort features a lined wrapover front for added structure.
A side zipper closure provides secure on and off.
The description notes twill fabric with polyester and polyurethane components.

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About H&M

H&M is a global fashion brand known for accessible, trend-driven clothing and lifestyle offerings. Built as a mass-market retailer, it serves womenswear, menswear, kids, as well as beauty and home products, with a wide assortment of everyday wardrobe staples and on-trend pieces. Established in 1947 by Erling Persson in Vasteras, Sweden, the original store was named Hennes. After acquiring Mauritz Widforss in 1968, the brand evolved into Hennes & Mauritz, later shortened to H&M. Today, it operates as a leading fast-fashion retailer with a broad international footprint and collections that include Conscious lines focused on sustainability. The mix includes apparel, footwear, accessories, cosmetics, and homeware, appealing to shoppers seeking affordable, current styles. () (en.)