Pippin Skirt in Berry Batten Stripe

The Pippin Skirt is named for the versatile heritage apple variety which can be eaten fresh, used in cooking or made into cider, found in old English orchards.  The Pippin Skirt is a breezy, long skirt gathered at the waist and with contrasting vertical and horizontal stripes. A beautiful, easy skirt for long warm days, to be dressed up or down at will. 

Herd’s S/S Collection deepens our connection to nature and its seasonal rhythms with the introduction of hand-loomed, plant-dyed cottons from Japan and India. Dyed, spun and woven in their country of origin these fabrics sit alongside our British wool and leather which represent centuries-old textile heritage, native materials in their natural ecosystems and multi-generational skills handed down family lines. Herd’s philosophy is to replenish and nourish the soil, landscape, animals and craftspeople we work with along the way. Our fabrics, grown from the soil and processed without toxic chemicals, can return gently to the soil - a ‘soil to soil’ system by which all our products are made.

S/S25 is named the Pomona Collection, for the goddess of fruit trees, gardens, and orchards. It is inspired by a life lived outdoors in the rhythms of the seasons.

Detail - The Pippin Skirt is long, with a single button and zip closure at the back. 

Fabric - The Pippin Skirt in Berry Batten Stripe is made of cotton and the stripes are hand-printed and dyed using plants. We work with textile artisans, who abide by the principle of seed to cloth using natural and traditional methods within their appellation. The fabric is grown and made from seed to fabric in India. 

Proudly cut, sewn and finished in our studio partner based North of London.

Washing - Cool wash with similar colours. Line dry. Cool iron if desired. 

Size & fit - The Pippin Skirt is true to size. Model wears a size Small.

Colours - Available in Fine Navy Stripe, Berry Batten Stripe and Indigo Stripe.