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Sandy Liang Navy Polar Miniskirt

Name: Sandy Liang Navy Polar Miniskirt
Brand: Sandy Liang
SKU: 252677F09000901
Price: 105.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Sandy Liang Navy Polar Miniskirt channels cozy street-ready chic in plush fleece that feels soft against the skin. The mid-rise silhouette sits at the hips, warm but uncluttered. Three-pocket styling and a logo patch at the front hem give the piece that signature Sandy Liang wink. A bungee-style drawstring at the hem lets you nudge the line from neat to a sportier edge, while a concealed zip along the side seam keeps the silhouette clean.

Wearability comes easy with this miniskirt. The mid-rise waist flatters and stays put, while darts at the back waist shape the fit. Three pockets hold small essentials, and the concealed side zip keeps the line clean. Layer with an oversized knit or cropped fleece, then swap in a structured coat when the temps drop. The hem’s bungee adjuster lets you cinch in for a sleeker look or loosen for a subtle swing.

Sandy Liang leans into playful, utilitarian details with a luxe-lounge finish. This miniskirt fits that playbook—soft, practical, and a touch unexpected—paired best with chunky knits and boots for a polar-chic moment.

Materials / Fabrication

Fleece fabric
Mid-rise silhouette
Three-pocket styling
Logo patch at front hem
Bungee-style drawstring at hem
Concealed zip closure at side seam
Darts at back waist
Supplier color: Navy

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle.
Do not bleach.
Tumble dry low or line dry.
Do not iron; if needed, steam at a distance or use a garment steamer.

Lookbooks

Sandy Liang Fall 2026 Brings Kiki Inspired Dresses and Ribbon Accessories

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About Sandy Liang

NYC based modern women’s fashion designer Sandy Liang is a designer-to-watch. Liang who launched her label in 2014, has quickly become a favorite in the fashion circuit, where her collection fuses downtown-cool charm with an edgy, urban attitude. Shop this season’s newest collection from Sandy Liang’s statement making fashion pieces, ranging in dresses to tops, skirts, and leather jackets.