kiok Laced-up Pleated Herringbone Mini Skirt [Dark Charcoal]
kiok Laced-up Pleated Herringbone Mini Skirt [Dark Charcoal]

Laced-up Pleated Herringbone Mini Skirt [Dark Charcoal]

kiok

$290.00

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The kiok Laced-up Pleated Herringbone Mini Skirt in Dark Charcoal exudes city-smart polish with a sly edge. A premium wool-nylon blend yields a weighty, refined hand that still moves with you. The dark charcoal herringbone reads quiet luxe, while crisp pleats catch the light and a lace-up waist injects a modern twist. A zigzag hem stitching finishes the look with graphic detail.

Low on the waist, the silhouette sits close without feeling restrictive, while the pleats unlock movement as you stride through day and night. The lace-up waist lets you tailor the fit as your outfit shifts—from tucked-in blouse to cropped knit, it stays comfortable and controlled. It layers cleanly under a coat or over a fine-knit, and it pairs with tights or bare legs depending on mood.

Kiok channels a cool, contemporary energy that honors timeless tailoring while leaning into edge. This mini stitches together texture, proportion, and detail in a way that feels quintessentially current. Pair with a chunky sweater and ankle boots for a streetwise look, or with a crisp shirt and blazer for a sharper, grown-up mood.

Materials / Fabrication

  • Premium wool-nylon blend
  • Dark charcoal herringbone pattern
  • Low-waist mini skirt silhouette
  • Pleated details
  • Lace-up waist
  • Zigzag stitching at the hem
  • Color: Dark Charcoal

Recommended Care

  • Dry clean only to preserve the structure and finish of the wool-nylon blend
  • If washing at home, hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent; do not wring; reshape while damp
  • Lay flat to dry; avoid heat or direct sunlight
  • Do not bleach; iron on low heat with a pressing cloth or use steam as needed

About kiok

Kiok is a Seoul-based womenswear label built on four decades of denim craft. Founded in 1979 by designer Kiok Kang (originally known as Gang Mode), the brand rebranded as kiok in 2005 and has since become known for denim-forward pieces that fuse technique, texture, and wear-everywhere appeal. The house prioritizes innovative denim treatments and signature silhouettes across ready-to-wear that range from clean tees and sailor stripes to crafted dresses and outerwear, all with a modern, timeless attitude. Seoul Fashion Week has long showcased kiok, and today the label's creative direction is carried by Crayon Lee and Coco J. Lee, keeping the brand's heritage alive while staying relevant to today’s closet staples. Kiok offers elevated everyday pieces for shoppers who value craft and longevity.