NNT crepe stretch midi length A-line skirt

The NNT crepe stretch midi length A-line skirt is a corporate skirt built around comfort and a clean office look. It is a classic fit, cut in an A line that falls away gently from the waist, and it sits at midi length, so it covers more of the leg than a knee length skirt. If your dress code leans formal but you still want to move freely through a day at a desk, on your feet at a counter, or back and forth between meetings, this is the kind of skirt that does that quietly.

The detail that makes it easy to wear is the invisible elasticated waist. You get a tailored front with a bit of give built in, so it stays neat without pinching when you sit down. The closure is a side seam invisible zip, which keeps the line of the skirt smooth, and there is a side vent so you can walk and take the stairs without the hem fighting you.

It is a sensible everyday piece rather than a statement one, and that suits most corporate wardrobes. If a midi A line in a stretch crepe sounds like the cut you want, you can view it on Done Right Safety and add it to an order.

Deciding if the cut suits you

Two things define this skirt: the A line shape and the midi length. The A line is forgiving through the hip and thigh because it widens as it falls, so it tends to suit a wider range of body shapes than a straight or pencil cut. The midi length means it sits lower on the leg, which reads more formal and gives more coverage. If your dress code or your own preference leans towards a longer, more conservative hemline, that is exactly what this offers. If you specifically want a shorter knee length skirt, this is not the one.

Getting the size right

The waist is an invisible elasticated band, so there is a little built in stretch, but you still want to choose the size that matches your true waist rather than relying on the elastic to do all the work. Measure your natural waist and check it against the size chart on the product page before you order. Because the closure is a side invisible zip rather than an adjustable waistband, the fit comes from picking the right size first. The classic fit through the hip is roomier than a slim cut, which helps if you sit for long stretches.

Wearing and caring for it

The side vent is there to let you walk and climb stairs without strain, so do not be tempted to stitch it closed. The invisible zip sits in the side seam and stays hidden when done up, which keeps the silhouette clean, so check it runs smoothly each time rather than forcing it. For washing and pressing, follow the care label on the garment, since the listing does not spell out specific wash instructions. Confirm the care details and the size chart on the product page if you are unsure.

The three skirts compared below are genuine like-for-like corporate skirts in the same Ladies Skirts category, so this is a fair same-type comparison. The real differences are shape, length, and how the waist works, which is what you should weigh up.

If you want length and a clean A line, this NNT skirt is the pick, since it is the only one of the four cut as an A line and one of two at midi length. The Georgie (CAT2R2) is the other NNT midi, but it is a relaxed, sunray pleated shape with a treated fabric finish, so it is a softer, more flowing look rather than a tailored A line.

The two Biz Collection skirts pull you towards knee length and practical detail. The BS128LS adds front pockets and a generous hem allowance for alterations, and the Detroit BS612S brings a flexi waistband and Teflon stain resistance. Choose those if pockets, a shorter hem, or stain treated fabric matter more to you than the longer A line silhouette.

For a corporate skirt, this is a well judged everyday option. The listing is clear on the things that matter day to day: a classic fit, an A line shape, midi length, an invisible elasticated waist, a side invisible zip, and a side vent for movement. Those add up to a skirt that should be comfortable to sit and walk in while still looking tidy in a formal setting.

What the listing does not give you is the fabric composition or weight, an exact hem measurement for the midi length, the available colours, or the full size range. None of that is unusual for a corporate skirt listing, but if the precise length, fabric, or colour matters for matching a uniform, check those on the product page before you commit.

No standards or ratings are listed for this skirt, which is normal for corporate apparel, so there is nothing to verify on that front. The recycled polyester woven labels are a small sustainability touch worth noting, though they relate to the labels rather than the main fabric.