Vintage Talbots Petites 12W Wool Blend Italian Fabric Faux Wrap Tweed Skirt
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Vintage Talbots Women's 12W Wool Blend Italian Fabric Tweed Pencil Skirt
Timeless and beautifully tailored, this vintage Talbots pencil skirt is crafted from premium Italian fabric with a 66% Wool for warmth, structure, and lasting quality. Featuring a classic black and white tweed weave, this knee-length skirt has a flattering straight pencil silhouette with a sophisticated faux wrap front accented by decorative buttons.
Designed for both style and comfort, the skirt includes elastic side waist panels that provide a comfortable, flexible fit while maintaining its polished, tailored look. Fully lined with a side zipper closure, it's an ideal choice for the office, church, business casual wear, or dressing up for cooler seasons.
Features:
* Vintage Talbots
* Women's Size 12W
* Premium Italian fabric
* 66% wool blend
* Black & white tweed pattern
* Straight pencil silhouette
* Faux wrap front with decorative button detail
* Side zip closure
* Fully lined
* Knee-length design
* Ideal for fall, winter, and spring
Measurements:
Length- 24 Inches (laid flat, top to bottom)
Waist- 15 Inches (laid flat, across, Unstretched)
Hips- 20 Inches (laid flat, across)
CONDITION: Excellent Used Condition (EUC). Gently pre-owned with no holes, stains, snags, or pilling. Lining fully intact, no holes, stains, snags or pilling. No missing or loose buttons. Zipper intact and functioning.
*** Comes from a Smoke-Free home. Ships quickly, is stored, and packaged with care!
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