Urban CoCoWomen's Basic Versatile Stretchy Flared Casual Mini Skater Skirt

I’m 5’3 and a size 14-16 in pants, weighing 215lbs. Usually a 2x when wearing tops. I brought a size XL because that was the biggest size they had for the red wine colored skirt. The XXL was out of stock, but I desperately was in a rush for a holiday vaca. It was a bit tight on me, wanted to wear it like a two piece with a crop top but couldn’t because it didnt look flattering around the waist with the tightness going on. Overall the skirt looks nice and flowy. Not too long, not too short. Right above the knee, but over the thighs. Just the right length. Very nice quality. I thought I could get away with downing a size since I really needed the skirt, but I fooled myself and that’s my fault. In the end, I couldn’t wear it with a crop top. Although it does have some type of stretchy-ness to the waistband, it won’t be enough stretch for you to get away with downing a size. If you’re around my weight, you’re better off with a size XXL! Still great product though! Just wish my size wasn’t out of stock. :(Update: I brought another skirt and this time in XXL and I love it! Worth the money! I would say this would fit up to size 18 in pants, but wouldn’t recommend anything above an 18 unless they have an XXXL. Hope this helps my plus size ladies! :)This would definitely be a flattering look for girls of all sizes. Just putting in a review for the girls who think they want to size down! Don’t!! Wait for your size girl! lol- Just a girl tryna help out other girls! :D

Very cute shirt true to size .. it’s a bit short .. good quality for the most part

It's a little thinner than I expected but it's very cute and fits well. Love the color! Definitely more of a 'mini' skirt than just a skirt-- it hits about mid thigh and I'm only 5'5".

The media could not be loaded. i’ve bought this skirt multiple times over the last couple of years, and it’s great for cosplayers!!i only got a photo of the pink skirt before altering, i apologize for the bad quality. but the first photo of the pink skirt is what all of them looked like to begin with. i am holding it around my waist because i bought a size to big on accident haha, but its pretty much to same shape and the same volume of skirt. there’s a lot of versatility with these. they are flowy and spin well! but since they are thin if you use a petticoat that has a distinct shape to it (ruffles that swoop upward, hoop skirt, etc) then it shows pretty harshly. of course that’s not necessarily an issue to the majority of people! they are not itchy, there is elastic at the waist with quite a bit of give so that allows for some flexibility in styling it, none of the skirts came smelly or anything, and they don’t seem to wrinkle too much! both the pink and white skirts didn’t wrinkle wearing them for 12+ hr days at conventions. i have yet to wear the red one out for extended periods of time, but i trust it will be the same deal haha.altering info:i cut apart the white skirt at about the middle and took cut out around a 1.5 inch thick piece all the around at the top half once it was cut. then i stitched the bottom part back on gathered a little more to give it a similar style to draculaura from monster high. i also got this skirt not sure if i was going to use a corset or not so i got a size too big on purpose in order to make it adjustable. i cut a slit into the waist band inside the skirt and pulled out the elastic, marked where i needed a button and button hole to be while wearing it for a tighter fit, and added two buttons and button holes. one of each for a looser fit and for a tighter fit.i just took some length off of the bottom of the pink skirt and hemmed it (unhemmed in the second pic of pink skirt, hemmed in third). i also cut a slit in the inside of the waistband to pull out the elastic. i trimmed a chunk out of the waistband and restitched it to fit me better because i accidentally bought the wrong size for my use haha.similarly to the pink skirt, for the red one i cut off some length. but instead of keeping the original circle shape, i cut the waist band from the skirt and cut off length from the TOP of the skirt. i tapered the sides at the top so the shape of the skirt would be a little asymmetrical and be short on either side of the waist. then i used the extra volume for a more voluminous skirt with pleats and stitched it back onto the waistband.overall: great starter piece for altering, and great on its own. lightweight, flowy, and the fabric has a texture i really like. will definitely continue this trend of buying this skirt for cosplay, to alter or otherwise!

This skirt fits great and is a great addition to the many other outfit ideas I already have. The material is just the right thickness, the color is spot on and looks great with the burgundy metallic bodysuit I paired it up with to try on, along with a pair of burgundy fishnet pantyhose I have the outfit ideas are abounding for me at this point as the functionality of the outfit ideas are endless,this skirt is good for spring summer and fall. It would also look good as a Christmas outfit be it a family gathering or church.

I love the idea of a skater skirt- they are so cute and they twirl like a dream, like you're in Dirty Dancing. That said, this skirt works for SOME and not others.Quality wise, it's a nice skirt. It is easy on/easy off elastic, no zippers or clasps to deal with and can fit a number of shaped people. It is a thick skirt so it isn't see through in any way, and it has a light texture throughout- the fabric isn't smooth. The purple is a fun bright eye catching purple.My problem with it, and the reason why it is going back is that this skirt, in MY opinion, will only work well on a small demographic of folks. This skirt is VERY short. I am VERY short (5'1"). If it's supposed to sit at my natural waist which falls JUST above the belly button, this dress is too short to wear functionally without the aid of a shorty short or an opaque tight/legging. I have an ample backside and I am a petite sized woman (~115lbs) The generous curve of my backside did not allow the skirt to give me reasonable coverage. I am also middle aged (40's) and being a small sized woman wearing a skirt that does not give me full coverage is just simply unacceptable. The only way I could in reality wear this skirt is if it's part of a Halloween costume. This is my personal opinion, you do you, but the length of this skirt is also just too "precious" of a look on my small, middle aged self. This could definitely be pulled off to look young and flirty, I just feel like for me, it sends off an odd signal. If you are looking for a cute and short skater skirt that twirls for all the fun, go for it!