House of Sunny Check Buckle Skirt Multi Check
House of Sunny
$143.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
House of Sunny Check Buckle Skirt Multi Check channels a sunny, street-smart energy. Lightweight, non-stretch poplin keeps the hand crisp and breathable, while gathered details add texture and movement. The checkered pattern feels graphic and contemporary, anchored by an accent buckle at the waistband. A hidden zip at the side keeps the line clean, and the shell is 100% cotton and unlined, ideal for warm days and brighter nights.
With a waist buckle and discreet side zip, the skirt slides on smoothly and rests with a relaxed, flattering ease. It skims the hips and falls in a steady, unfussy silhouette that plays nicely with tucked tops, cropped knits, or a crisp shirt. The unlined cotton breathes, while the check pattern lends graphic versatility to dressier looks or casual weekend pairings.
House of Sunny leans into graphic pattern meets practical ease, and this check skirt is a tidy expression of that code. It pairs with crisp shirts or soft knits for a range of settings, letting the check do the talking while you layer textures and silhouettes for a contemporary day-to-night mood.
Materials / Fabrication
- Lightweight, non-stretch poplin
- Gathered details
- Accent buckle at waistband
- Checkered pattern
- Hidden zip at side
- Shell: 100 percent cotton
- Unlined
- Imported, China
- Measurements (from size 6): Length: 34.75 in / 88.0 cm
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle
- Use a mild detergent; do not bleach
- Tumble dry low or line dry to minimize shrinkage
- Iron on low heat or use a steamer; turn garment inside out to preserve pattern
- Protect hardware by washing in a laundry bag if available
Fit Notes
- Waist is defined by a buckle at the waistband and a hidden side zip for a clean, secure closure.
- Length from size 6 is 34.75 inches.
- Shell is 100 percent cotton with a poplin weave for a crisp drape.
- Gathered details at the waist contribute subtle shaping and movement.
