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A Trip to the Met Wrap Midi Skirt

Name: A Trip to the Met Wrap Midi Skirt
Brand: TWP
SKU: sku173402282
Price: 795.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Trip to the Met wrap midi skirt from TWP channels a city-smart mood with structured ease. Layered cotton offers a breathable, polished feel, while trench-inspired tailoring gives it quiet authority. A high waist anchors the line, front flap pockets add a touch of utilitarian detail, and the wrap silhouette drapes below the knee with clean, practiced movement.

At the waist the high rise creates a streamlined profile, and the wrap allows a relaxed yet controlled drape that flatters a range of shapes. Front flap pockets hold small essentials, and belt loops invite a belt for a sharper line when you want it. The concealed hook-and-bar closure keeps the front neat, and the cotton fabric holds its shape through sits and strolls, layering gracefully over tights in cooler weather or with lighter pieces when it warms up.

As a TWP piece, it speaks to a modern, metropolitan wardrobe that can move from desk to dinner with the right styling. The model is 5'10 tall and wears a US size 4/Small in the look, giving a reference for proportion. Priced at 795, it sits among thoughtful, investment-level tailoring that elevates everyday silhouettes.

Materials / Fabrication

Layered cotton fabric for breathable, polished feel
Trench-inspired tailoring
High waist
Front flap pockets
Wrap silhouette that drapes below the knee
Concealed hook-and-bar closure
Cotton fabric holds its shape through sitting and strolling
Belt loops invite a belt for a sharper line when desired

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle
Do not bleach
Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry
Warm iron if needed to restore crisp lines

Fit Notes

The high waist sits at the natural waist with a wrap front and a concealed hook-and-bar closure for a neat, secure fit.
Layered cotton offers a breathable, structured feel and holds its shape as the wrap drapes.
The wrap silhouette drapes below the knee and includes belt loops to customize the line.

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About TWP

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