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Healthy rib skirt

A fly-tight long skirt that combines femininity and healthy appeal. Even a tight skirt will not feel cramped around the waist if it is stretchy. A long skirt that is feminine while maintaining the focus on comfort and durability is the appearance of Healthknit (health knit), which has been working on workwear.

Slight gloss, tough comfort

This fly-tight long skirt has a high-quality fabric feel that is smooth and glossy. High quality finishing of casual rib skirts is made with special thread and processing. The highest grade combed yarn is twin-threaded (twisting single yarns), and the fabric is finished with a silky finish.

In addition, although it is an elastic material, it is firm, so it does not stretch out even if you wear it for a long time, so you can feel the toughness of Healthknit. The solid thickness without worrying about seeing through is also reliable. There is a slit on the back of the skirt for better leg handling. The colors are GREEN, perfect for bright coordination in spring and summer, and chic DARK NAVY, which is easy to match with any color. It is easy to match with any tops, but it has a midi length that works well with compact ones. Choose tops according to the scene, according to the scene, with the T-shirt for a much more casual look, along with the shirt or blouse for a beautiful look.

Travel the history of the locality

Healthknit was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 1900, when the western era was over, as a high-quality underknitwear maker of Standard Knitting Mills. Facing the Mississippi River, it is the most standard underwear in the world with the favorable conditions of supplying high-quality cotton material, which has continued to grow as a center of the cotton industry, and the integrated production management from spinning to sewing. Henry neck with three buttons was born from Healthknit.

In the United States in the good old days, Healthknit (health knit) has been a favorite as work wear for working men. Wear that is produced with unchanging commitments, such as flat seams using American cotton and product dyeing, has a unique texture and detail, and has been loved without change even 100 years after its completion.