The cotton skirts in the Fabindia Roma collection bring Indian block print to a wrap-around, versati...
The cotton skirts in the Fabindia Roma collection bring Indian block print to a wrap-around, versatile model. Patterns hand-printed on lightweight cotton, Flap cut with a wrap closure: every cotton sk...
The cotton skirts in the Fabindia Roma collection bring Indian block print to a wrap-around, versatile model. Patterns hand-printed on lightweight cotton, Flap cut with a wrap closure: every cotton skirt is an artisanal piece that adapts to the body with ease.
The Kelly cotton skirt has a bold, graphic motif that defines the garment’s character with clean lines. The Udaiphur cotton skirt takes its name from the Indian city of lakes and bears a softer print, with lines evoking traditional Rajasthani motifs. The Eugenia cotton skirt completes the collection with a light-touch floral pattern, where flowers are arranged in an open rhythm across the fabric. Variants of the same model, different personalities.
The Flap cut gives the cotton skirt a wrap-around structure: the fabric overlaps, creating a pareo-skirt effect that allows freedom of movement. The hand-printed cotton using the block print technique retains the irregularities of artisanal craftsmanship — every wooden block leaves a unique trace on the fabric, with variations in pressure and colour that distinguish hand printing from industrial production.
Cotton skirts pair harmoniously with the Bibi shirt in printed cotton for a coordinated artisanal set, or with the Indian cotton kurta for a long-on-long silhouette. A wool and cashmere shawl over the shoulders completes the look, while a Roma cotton Shopper carries the same philosophy of material and craftsmanship.
The Flap printed cotton skirts are available at the Fabindia Roma boutique in Via del Banco di Santo Spirito 40. Every cotton skirt arrives from the Indian artisanal workshops selected by Fabindia, with the same care in printing and making that has defined the brand for over fifty years.
