Long-length skirts read as more of a statement than a mini, which makes fabric and silhouette choices matter even more — here's what's actually in stock, all under $45.
Quick answer
Five real styles run $37.01–$42.01: the A-Line Hanging Long Skirt and High-Waisted A-Line Long Skirt (both silk, $37.01–$40.01), the Loose Short-Sleeved Shirt Skirt ($40.01, five colors), the Side Slit Lace Patchwork Skirt ($41.01), and the Cowboy Patchwork Mesh Swing Skirt ($42.01). All are midi-to-maxi length — there's no mini in the current lineup, so this guide focuses on getting the most from the longer silhouette instead.
Silk A-line styles for a polished look
Both A-line long skirts use silk with a soft drape, which reads more elevated than the polyester or mesh options. The high-waisted version adds a defined waistline; the standard version has a more relaxed rise.
Patchwork and mesh for texture
The Side Slit Lace Patchwork Skirt and Cowboy Patchwork Mesh Swing Skirt both bring in texture and movement that a plain A-line doesn't — the side slit adds a practical walking vent along with the visual interest, and the mesh swing style has more volume for a fuller silhouette.
The shirt-skirt hybrid
The Loose Short-Sleeved Shirt Skirt is its own category — part shirt-dress, part skirt — and comes in the widest color range of the five (sky blue, black, khaki, emerald green, and a muted "lotus root" tone).
FAQ
Are any of these true minis?
No — every current skirt in the collection is midi-to-maxi length. See our midi vs. maxi guide for how to tell the two apart on these specific styles.
What size range do these run?
Most run S/M–XXL; check each product page since exact range varies by style.
The bottom line
All five current skirts stay under $45 and lean midi-to-maxi rather than mini. Browse the full Skirts collection to compare fabrics and colors.