Kate Kasin Womens Knee Length Elastic Waist Stretchy Bodycon Business Tweed Pencil Skirt

Attractive pencil skirt...purchased black tweed one for my daughter who also has one in another color. She really likes it and it is true to size and comfortable. She usually wears a Small and it fits well. Read more

For the price, this is a nice skirt. I purchased the color Gray in size Large (I am 5 ft. 7, 150 lbs, a size 10-12 in jeans). It fits nicely and although it is not lined with that silk layer that most suit skirts have, it does have a smooth fabric layer on the inner side of the tweed skirt, so no lumps or cellulite will show through. Only thing I was not fond of is that It has silver sparkles in the skirt from the shiney silver threading throughout the skirt. I got this skirt to wear at the office which is pretty conservative office, so I don’t want to look like I am going out to a night club. Other than that, it is a nice skirt. Read more

The skirt hits just above my knee. The material is not as thick as skirts I previously order from Kate Kasin, but it is not thin where it is see through, more of a light weight fabric. It looks very well with the light blue blouse. Read more

Interesting material..It stretches with me. Read more

The media could not be loaded. In all fairness to the seller, I should have expected the skirt I received based on descriptive words like “stretchy” and “bodycon.” What I had hoped for was based on the other descriptive words: “business,” “tweed,” and “pencil skirt.” For clarity, a traditional pencil skirt falls straight from the hips, creating that long, column-like line the silhouette is known for. It’s usually made from a structured woven fabric—something that holds its shape and reads as office-ready. If a skirt tapers below the hip or relies on stretch to fit, that moves it into tailored or bodycon territory, not the classic pencil-skirt category. The seller’s images make this skirt look more structured than it is. In the photos, it reads like a woven, business-appropriate skirt with clean lines. In reality, the fabric is stretchy, clingy, and unstructured, with an elastic waist and a knit “tweed” that doesn’t have a soft touch inside or out. I actually prefer a tailored skirt over a pencil skirt 100% of the time, so the taper toward the knees doesn't bother me as much as the stretch. When a product disappoints me, I try to step back and consider whether I’m simply not the intended customer. This skirt may be perfect for someone who wants a stretchy, bodycon fit. But even from that perspective, the $32.99 price feels high for what you get. This is the kind of piece I’d toss in the washing machine after each wear and then hold my breath to see how it survives. I can’t report back on that outcome, because I returned the skirt rather than risk it. Read more

Very stretchy so you may want to size down. Fabric is softer than I imagined and very comfortable. Love the pink color; it is a brighter pink not pale. I will definitely be ordering another in a different color. Read more

I now have three of these skirts in plaids and a black one. They are extremely comfortable - my suggested size is small (which I have never tried), but I like the medium (5'6" and 126 lbs). These fit absolutely perfectly and are flattering. My favorite is the larger pattern brown plaid. Read more

The quality is incredibly cheap. It looks and feels poorly constructed, and the stitching already looks like it won’t hold up after even one wash. I would not recommend this to anyone looking for something durable or well-made. Save your money and look elsewhere. Read more