Circle skirts

A circle skirt is cut from a full circle: spread out it lies flat like a plate, and when worn it falls in wide folds and swings with every step. In the 1950s it was the skirt for rock 'n' roll, which is why it is also called a swing skirt, and with a petticoat underneath it becomes a petticoat skirt. The half circle skirt is the slightly narrower version. Our circle skirts are newly made by Femkit, Banned Retro and House of Foxy, with a size chart on every product page.

Every style has a high waistband that sits on the waist and sets off the fullness below, in midi or knee length, with pockets in the side seams. The range runs from plain colours such as burgundy, grey and beige through herringbone and tweed to prints with cherries or lobsters. For dancing a petticoat goes underneath, for everyday wear the skirt is enough on its own.

Other cuts: A-line skirts and pencil skirts, with every style under vintage style skirts. They go well with a tucked in blouse or a short cardigan, and you will find the complete look under rockabilly fashion. If you would rather try things on, you can visit our shop in Windsbach by appointment.