SEROYA Mercer Skirt
SEROYA
$258.00 58% OFF
$109.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The SEROYA Mercer Skirt is the denim remix you didn’t know you needed—classic blue cotton meets a subtle jersey twist, landing somewhere between ‘90s Britpop and streetwise New York. Its slightly rigid denim gives the hem a crisp, structured feel while the unexpected cotton jersey panels bring just enough stretch to keep things moving. The finish stays true blue: clean, unfussy, and ready for whatever your calendar serves up next. At about 15 inches in length, the skirt catches that balance between mini and modest, making it a pulse point for modern cool.
This skirt has an easy authority—zip fly and button closure nod to vintage jeans, while the slight give in the jersey means it sits on the hips without pinching or pulling. Unlined for a lighter, seasonless touch, it layers up with oversized knits or crops down with a tucked-in tank, pairing well with everything from slick boots to box-fresh sneakers. There’s enough structure to keep its shape no matter how you style it, but it doesn’t lose that laid-back comfort that sets SEROYA apart. High rotation, all year long: it’s the rare skirt that knows how to dress up, dress down, and just hold its own.
SEROYA leans into that boundary-blurring downtown energy—think It-girl separates with borrowed-from-the-boys swagger. The Mercer Skirt brings that into focus: a denim mini that isn’t precious, but always smart. Style it with a tailored blazer for city polish, or play up the soft stretch with second-skin tees for a vibe that’s pure off-duty muse.
Materials / Fabrication
- Self: 74% cotton, 21% polyester, 5% spandex
- Combo: 100% cotton
- Rigid denim and cotton jersey fabric
- Unlined
- Zip fly with button closure
- Skirt measures approximately 15 in length
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold with like colors to prevent dye transfer.
- Use a mild detergent to preserve fabric quality and elasticity.
- Avoid bleach and fabric softeners.
- Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry to maintain shape.
- Iron on low heat if necessary, avoiding the spandex areas.
