Porcini Gown Skirt
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The Porcini Gown marries structure and fluidity: a sculptural over skirt flowing into an accordion pleated skirt. Silk embroidery hand-stitched by Italian artisans highlights Suubi’s mushroom muse, each motif a subtle reminder of the brand’s commitment to renewal and craftsmanship.
Style this piece with our Maitake or Reishi top for the perfect Gala outfit or Wedding gown.
This set features the short outer skirt layered over the long inner skirt; tops are sold separately, so you can mix and match to your preference.
| XS | S | M | L | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| body waist circumference | 67–70cm / 26.4–27.6” | 71–73cm / 28–28.7” | 74–77cm / 29.1–30.3” | 78–81cm / 30.7–31.9” |
| outer skirt center front length | 24.5cm / 9.6” | 25cm / 9.8” | 25.5cm / 10” | 26cm / 10.2” |
| outer skirt center back length | 63cm / 24.8” | 64cm / 25.2” | 65cm / 25.6” | 66cm / 26” |
| inner skirt center front length | 109cm / 42.9” | 109cm / 42.9” | 115cm / 45.3” | 115cm / 45.3” |
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is deadstock?
Deadstock refers to surplus materials or fabrics that are produced but no longer needed due to overproduction, canceled orders, or changing trends. Instead of going to waste, we repurpose these high-quality fabrics into beautiful, sustainable designs, reducing waste and promoting a circular fashion system.
What is upcycling?
Upcycling is the process of taking discarded or unused materials and transforming them into something new and valuable. At Suubi, we upcycle deadstock fabrics into our collections, breathing new life into materials that would otherwise contribute to landfill waste.
What is the LEI Progetto?
The LEI Progetto is a social initiative that supports incarcerated women at the Turin prison. Launched in 2017, it aims to empower women by offering them vocational training, resources, and opportunities for social and professional inclusion. This initiative helps reduce inequality and provides women with the tools to rebuild their lives, both inside and outside the prison walls. While not all Suubi products are made in factories that adhere to the LEI Progetto, we are proud to collaborate with those that do, ensuring that we support initiatives that empower marginalized communities.
Where are Suubi products made?
Suubi products are crafted in Italy, where we collaborate with skilled artisans and ethical factories. By working with Italian family businesses, we ensure high-quality craftsmanship while supporting local communities and empowering individuals in a fair work environment.
How do I know what size to order?
We provide a detailed size guide on each product page to help you find the perfect fit. If you're uncertain about sizing, feel free to contact our customer service team for personalized assistance.
Why is Suubi committed to sustainable fashion?
We believe in fashion as a force for good. Through using deadstock materials, upcycling, and working with ethical factories, we are committed to reducing environmental impact and supporting social change, ensuring that every Suubi piece contributes to a more sustainable future.
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What is Suubi's return policy?
We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. If you're not happy with your item, you can return it within 14 days of receiving it. Please visit our return policy page for more details and instructions on how to process your return.