ANA Asymmetric Tweed Mini Skirt [Japan Fabric]

Name: ANA Asymmetric Tweed Mini Skirt [Japan Fabric]
Brand: MUSEE
SKU: 710719053
Price: 173.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

MUSEE ANA Asymmetric Tweed Mini Skirt in Japan Fabric channels a luxe, no-fuss mood with a wink of play. The structured tweed carries a glittery texture that catches light as you move, while an asymmetric hem adds draped drama to a classic mini. The premium cotton blend tweed from Japan gives a substantiated weight and a crisp line, and the H-line silhouette keeps the look timeless even as the hem breaks with edge. Cute front patch pockets soften the polish with a touch of charm.

Back zip fastening keeps the back clean and the fit streamlined. In size 36(S)/38(M) the length runs 20.43 to 20.83 inches, the waist 14.57 to 15.35 inches, and the hip 18.50 to 19.69 inches, inviting an easy, natural movement. The pockets hold small essentials without crowding the line, while the short length skims the thigh for a contemporary silhouette. Pair it with the coordinating tweed jacket for a luxurious mood, or slip it on with a sleek knit and tights for day-to-night adaptability.

MUSEE leans into refined tailoring with a modern wink, marrying classic tweed cues with a glittering twist. This piece nods to the brand's knack for elevated, coordinated sets that feel both luxe and wearable, echoing the current mood for texture, structure, and subtle drama.

Materials / Fabrication

Premium cotton blend tweed fabric from Japan
Asymmetrical mini length silhouette
Classic H-line design
Glittery tweed texture
Back zip fastenings
Shell: 63% Cotton, 34% Polyester, 2% Rayon, 1% Lyocell
Lining: 100% Polyester
Measurements (from size 36(S)/38(M)): Length 20.43 in / 20.83 in; Waist 14.57 in / 15.35 in; Hip 18.50 in / 19.69 in

Recommended Care

Dry cleaning only to preserve tweed texture and glitter detail
Spot clean with a mild fabric cleaner if needed; avoid rubbing delicate areas
Store on a hanger to maintain shape and prevent creasing

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