Skorts

A skort is a garment that looks like a skirt from the outside but has two legs or built-in shorts inside. This combines the look of a skirt with more freedom of movement.

In German-speaking retail, the skort (Hosenrock) is often also called a culotte. Both terms describe a garment with divided legs that drapes like a skirt, although they are not used entirely consistently.

Common options are short, knee-length and long skorts. The selection in this category shows which lengths are currently available.

It is often worn with basic tops, blouses or long-sleeve tops. Festive styles with glitter or sequins go well with simple tops, while muslin skorts suit looser blouses. You'll find matching tops in the linked categories.

Cotton muslin, jersey, woven fabrics and knit are common, plus festive versions with sequins or glitter yarn. The material details are on the respective product page.