The Stomach Safe CIrcle Skirt

With my severe IBS, my waist diameter can change by several inches in the course of a day, sometimes in as little as an hour. It can be caused by a food that was safe yesterday and isn't safe today, stress, or even a bad smell. This makes it extremely difficult for me to wear pants or skirts with a fixed waistband. What fits me in the morning could be excruciating in the afternoon, or falling off me by the end of the day. Stretchy is fine, but anything in a nicer woven fabric was a No-No, until now.

I tried wrap skirts and I find that they tend to slip about too much for my taste, and don't twirl the way I like. Drawstring skirts I found to be bunchy and ugly in the front. So I came up with a different closure option!

There is a small drawstring in the back, gathering just a few inches together in the back to allow you to get in and out of the skirt, as well as allowing for easy adjustability. This closure also creates a lovely gathered effect at the back of the skirt, not unlike the pleats at the back of a Victorian walking skirt

Available in a wide variety of fabrics (cotton, flannel, charmeuse, silk, ect). Wool is ONLY availably in half circle skirts with a placket closure (see the quartermaster skirt) due to the weight of the fabric and comes at an increased cost. 

Starting at $100* for floor length, $60 for knee length, plus shipping

Lining is +$10 and pockets are +$10. 

*Price is highly dependent on fabric choice. One floor length skirt requires 5 yards of fabric.