Skort – Dark Rose

A skort looks like a skirt from the front but is cut like trousers, either with very wide legs or as a skirt with built-in shorts. It combines the look of a skirt with the freedom of movement of trousers.

A skort is worn wherever a skirt looks good but freedom of movement matters: in everyday life, cycling, travelling or on holiday. With a top and sandals it looks summery, with a jumper, tights and boots autumnal.

Skort is the English term for a skirt with built-in shorts underneath. Culottes are very wide, shorter trousers that look like a skirt; in German both versions are usually called 'Hosenrock'.

Yes, in winter combine a skort with opaque tights, boots or ankle boots and a jumper. Denser fabrics suit the cold season better than light summer fabrics.

Dark Rose is a strong pink that goes with white, cream and grey. Pair the skort with, for example, a basic top, a blouse or a short cardigan. Brown, bordeaux or dark denim give the look more depth.