NNT chino skirt

The NNT Chino Skirt sits in the corporate workwear range as a knee length, slim fit chino piece. It is cut from the same stretch cotton chino that NNT uses across its chino line, so it reads as smart and tailored rather than casual. If your team already wears NNT chinos and you want a skirt option that matches the look, this is the obvious pairing.

The fabric is a 97% cotton, 3% elastane stretch chino. That small amount of elastane is what gives the slim fit some movement, which matters in a knee length skirt where you still need to sit, walk and climb stairs comfortably. A back vent helps with stride. The detailing is practical too: a front fly and button closure, five belt loops, two front slant pockets, and two functional welt pockets with buttons at the rear.

It is a good fit for corporate and front of house roles where the dress code is neat and uniform. You can see the full listing and current size options on the NNT Chino Skirt product page.

Choosing your size

This is a slim fit cut, so it sits closer to the body than a relaxed skirt would. The 3% elastane gives a little give, but it is not a stretch waistband, so if you are between sizes it is worth checking the size chart on the product page before you commit. For a uniform rollout where several people need the same look, order one or two to try first and confirm the fit across body shapes.

Wearing it day to day

The knee length and back vent are there to let you move. The vent opens slightly as you walk and climb stairs, which stops a slim knee length skirt from feeling restrictive. Use the five belt loops with a plain corporate belt if your dress code calls for one. The two rear welt pockets close with buttons, so they hold small items without gaping.

Care and longevity

The listing does not give specific wash instructions for this skirt, so follow the care label on the garment itself. As a general guide, cotton rich chino holds its shape best with a cooler wash and a cool iron, and the elastane prefers to be kept away from very high heat. Confirm the exact care guidance on the product page or the sewn in label rather than guessing.

The alternatives below are like-for-like, same type options within the corporate chino range. The NNT Chino Pants share the exact same stretch cotton chino and construction, just in a trouser cut, while the Biz Collection Lawson is a different brand's take on the chino with its own fabric weight. Use this matrix to weigh up cut and fabric.

If you want the skirt itself, the choice is made: CAT2RL is the only skirt here. The reason to look at the matrix is matching. The two NNT Chino Pants use the identical 97% cotton, 3% elastane chino, so a mixed team in CAT2RL skirts and CAT3XJ or CATCNM trousers will look consistent in colour and finish.

The Biz Collection Lawson is the outlier. It is a different brand at a stated 250 GSM with a garment washed, softer hand, so it will not colour match the NNT chinos and is better thought of as a standalone trouser rather than part of an NNT uniform set.

For a corporate uniform that already runs on NNT chinos, this skirt is the tidy way to give people a skirt option without breaking the look. The 97% cotton, 3% elastane chino is the same cloth as the NNT chino trousers, so the colour and finish should line up, and the slim fit with a back vent is a sensible combination for a knee length corporate piece.

What is confirmed on the listing is the fabric blend, the slim fit, the knee length, the back vent, and the closure and pocket layout. That is enough to know what you are buying. What is not stated is the fabric weight, the available colours, the full size range, and the care instructions.

Before a bulk order, confirm those open points on the product page or datasheet, and check the size chart against your team. If exact colour matching to existing NNT chinos matters, it is worth ordering a sample first to compare against what people already wear.