Skirts & Pants

Folk Linen Skirts: Vineta & Mivilud from €116

Women's folk skirts and culottes at Voriagh bring the full range of European bottom wear into one collection: tiered cotton skirts in printed and plain cloth, linen maxi and midi skirts in natural and rosewood, and embroidered linen culottes that carry the same hand-worked motifs as the brand's corsets and dresses. Sizes run from XS to XXL.

Linen, Cotton and Embroidery: Craft Across the Range

The construction across this range is consistent with Voriagh's approach to material. The Vineta skirts are cut in natural linen - a fibre that holds a full silhouette without stiffener, drapes cleanly at the hem and softens with washing. The Mivilud culottes and skirts use a medium-weight linen canvas, the hem border worked with dense embroidered folk motifs in tonal and contrasting thread. The tiered printed cotton skirts follow a separate logic: gathered tiers in a fine floral cotton poplin, with ribbon border details referencing Alpine and Slavic regional dress. The István culotte, rooted in Hungarian Matyó textile tradition, uses an embroidered panel cut from the same folk archive.

Midi, Maxi and Culottes: What the Collection Contains

The skirts collection spans midi and maxi lengths, plain and embroidered hems, and printed cotton alongside natural linen. Sizes run from XS to XXL. All pieces are produced in limited runs per colourway - the embroidered styles in particular, where hem stitching places a natural ceiling on output.

How to Wear Folk Skirts & Culottes

These skirts and culottes are built to work within a wider folk wardrobe. The Vineta and Mivilud styles pair directly with pieces from the corsets & tops collection - a boned linen corset over a full linen skirt is the silhouette these garments were cut to form. The printed cotton skirts read more casually and sit well beneath pieces from the dresses & tunics collection used as layers. For outerwear, the jackets & coats range carries the same craft logic into colder seasons.

Limited Production: Linen Skirts Made to Last

For late spring and early autumn, the linen skirts hold temperature well - linen breathes in warmth and insulates lightly in cool air. The Vineta maxi in rosewood and the Mivilud midi in buckwheat are the two pieces that cross seasons most cleanly: neutral enough to anchor a variety of layering arrangements, substantial enough to carry a look on their own.