NNT Georgie midi pleated skirt

The NNT Georgie is a midi length corporate skirt cut with sunray pleats, so it falls in a soft flowing line rather than sitting stiff and structured. It is built for office and front-of-house roles where you want something that reads as smart and a little dressier than a plain panel skirt, without fussing over it during the day.

The waist is elasticised and sits at the natural waistline, which makes it a forgiving choice across a team with mixed body shapes. The finishes are a FERAN ICE finish to help with breathability, an anti static finish, and a soil and stain release treatment. The yarn is recycled polyester made from post consumer PET bottles, so if your workplace has a sustainability angle to its uniform policy, that is worth noting.

If the Georgie looks like the right shape for your uniform program, you can view the full listing on Done Right Safety to confirm the available sizes and colours.

Choosing the right size

Because the Georgie has a relaxed fit and an elasticised waist that sits at the natural waistline, it is more forgiving than a fitted tailored skirt. That makes it easier to standardise across a team without measuring everyone individually. Still, if you are ordering for a uniform rollout, get a couple of sample sizes in first and check them on real wearers before committing to bulk. The size range and any measurement details should be confirmed on the Done Right Safety product page.

Wearing and movement

The sunray pleats give the skirt its movement, so it sits softly rather than rigid. The opaque lining runs to knee length, which is the practical part to check against your dress code: it sets how much coverage you get under the pleated outer. If your role involves a lot of sitting at a desk or reaching at a counter, the relaxed cut and pleating should give plenty of give without pulling.

Care and keeping it looking sharp

The soil and stain release finish is there to make day-to-day marks easier to deal with, and the anti static finish helps the skirt hang properly rather than clinging. Pleated skirts hold their shape best when you follow the care instructions on the garment label rather than guessing, particularly around washing temperature and drying, since heat can soften pleats over time. Confirm the exact care guidance on the product page or the garment care label before laundering a full uniform batch.

The four skirts in the table are like-for-like: every one is a ladies corporate skirt, so the decision sits with silhouette, waist style and fabric rather than swapping into a different garment.

Pick the Georgie when you want the softest, dressiest look of the four and the recycled polyester story matters to your uniform policy. The NNT Crepe Stretch is the natural alternative if you prefer a cleaner tailored A-line with an actual zip closure and a side vent rather than a fully elasticised pull-on waist.

The two Biz Collection skirts pull in a slightly different direction: both use a 65% polyester, 35% viscose easy care fabric and offer front pockets, with the Detroit adding a comfort-focused Flexi band waist and Teflon stain resistance. If pockets or generous alteration allowance are priorities for your team, those two are worth a closer look.

On the listing, the Georgie reads as a considered piece for corporate uniforms. The combination of sunray pleats, a natural-waist elasticised band and a knee length opaque lining gives you a skirt that looks polished but is genuinely easy to wear across a shift. The performance finishes are the part that lifts it above a plain skirt: FERAN ICE for breathability, anti static, and soil and stain release all point at all-day office wear rather than occasional use.

The recycled polyester yarn made from post consumer PET bottles is a real, confirmed feature, which is useful if you need to show recycled content in a tender or uniform policy. That is the kind of detail worth quoting directly from the product page.

What the listing does not spell out is the size range, the available colours, and the exact care instructions. Those are the things to verify on the Done Right Safety product page or the garment label before you order for a full team, especially the lining length against your dress code and the wash guidance for keeping the pleats crisp.