Women's Handloomed Silk Gayle Reversilbe Skirt - Brown Checks
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Product Description
Gayle is a complex layered style that has been finished impeccably. The hand loomed modal and silk mix has a delicately crisp feel and is beautifully lightweight and floaty. Designed to be worn in either of two ways, each with it's own layer underneath. The under layer is revealed as a pop of colour when moving. The elasticated waistband provides a comfortable fit and the gathering brings volume to the skirt. With the brown check side up, you have a contrast selvedge hem, with white petticoat underneath. Reverse it and you have a white grid woven skirt with delicate contrast stitch detail and a brown check petticoat underneath. Draw cord inside waistband to allow for an even more adjustable fit.
Measurements are approximate, taken in centimetres and with the garment lying flat:
Made from 50% Modal & 50% Silk.
Made in India.
Product Description+-
Gayle is a complex layered style that has been finished impeccably. The hand loomed modal and silk mix has a delicately crisp feel and is beautifully lightweight and floaty. Designed to be worn in either of two ways, each with it's own layer underneath. The under layer is revealed as a pop of colour when moving. The elasticated waistband provides a comfortable fit and the gathering brings volume to the skirt. With the brown check side up, you have a contrast selvedge hem, with white petticoat underneath. Reverse it and you have a white grid woven skirt with delicate contrast stitch detail and a brown check petticoat underneath. Draw cord inside waistband to allow for an even more adjustable fit.
Measurements are approximate, taken in centimetres and with the garment lying flat:
Made from 50% Modal & 50% Silk.
Made in India.
About The Brand+-
Runaway Bicycle
Runaway Bicycle is a consciously crafted Indian brand. Born in a small one-bedroom apartment in 2014. Founder Preeti Verma juggled her day job in advertising, to put together a collection during after work hours. The aim was to create clothing that felt comfortable before looking good. Backed by a strong knowledge of traditional weaving techniques and a passion to incorporate comfort and beauty into everyday life.
Runaway Bicycle’s work today, essentially rests in linking the skills of traditional weavers and dyers across India with those of the craftsmen working out of the studio. The collective skills they bring is an accumulation of knowledge passed down through many generations. Eventually resulting in items that defy trends and seasons, and will be handed down to future generations.
As a design philosophy, Runaway Bicycle believes the most comfortable clothes are worn by children and people employed in physical labour. The likes of peasants, painters, road workers, mechanics and very often the clothes our parents wore. This awareness bears out in a stubborn penchant for the lightness of the fabrics employed and a design aesthetic that values comfort over form.
Every woven material used in their collection is created by their artisans. This results in careful thought about the entire garment and the flexibility of the width of the material used which allows for creativity to be inserted into every aspect. A beautifully coloured selvedge is left raw and becomes a striking hem detail. Beautiful finishings that allow garments to be worn inside out for an alternative look etc. Every material, seam and finishing shows the skill of the artisan and the beauty of carefully considered design.
Product Care+-
Well-made garments require equally well intentioned care. Wash instructions can be found on the care label inside each garment. But a simple synopsis of fibres is as follows:
For Cotton, Linen and Silk - Hand Wash Cold with Mild detergent. Do not use Bleach. Press out excess water using a clean dry towel. Hang to dry in the shade and away from direct light.
For Wool & Knits - Dry Clean Only.
Size Guide
✕The individual measurements for each size garment can be found in the product description. For a general overview of the approximate translation of sizes, please see below:
Please note that these charts are a general guide to compare various size scales and are not indicative of each garment. Please make sure to check measurements in the garment description itself.