I purchased this item over 10 years ago from a vintage clothing store that mainly carries European vintage pieces. I suspect that even though it was vintage at the time of purchase, it was likely a relatively new piece. Despite its age, it's in remarkably clean condition overall. It has a lining and beautiful stitching. The waist is low-waisted, designed to be worn at the hips. The fabric transitions, covered buttons, and raw-edge fringe at the hem create a design that, while simple, is detailed. It's not overly casual, so it could be suitable for work. The tweed fabric with slubs is thin but warm, which is a nice feature. It's also easy to care for. It can be hand-washed with delicate detergent and is unlikely to wrinkle. I only realized it was a "Comptoir des Cotonniers" brand when listing it this time, but many of you may know it as they recently collaborated with Uniqlo. I haven't worn it in years because it no longer suits me, but it's a lovely skirt, and I'd love for someone to wear it, so I'm listing it for sale. Waist: 74.5cm (measured all the way around) Waistband design section: Approximately 8cm Hips: 95cm (measured 20cm below the waist) Length: 50cm Hem width: 80cm (approximate) - Color: Brown - Design: Flare skirt - Pockets: Front pockets - Hem: Fringed - Waist: Waistband design with buttons Thank you for looking.