AUNERCARTWrap Around Skirt Maxi Magic Long Length Wholesale lot of 10 Pcs Reversible Two Layer Multicolor Free Size

I had wanted to try the silk wrap skirts for a while, and ultimately settled on trying this listing because there was the free returns option (just in case they were horribly ugly color schemes since it is a mystery lot and I have previously seen pictures of ugly combinations). I was extremely pleased with the selection of colors and designs--I foresee myself wearing them all! I was pleasantly surprised by how well the two layers compliment one another (I know this is not always the case based on pictures from other vendor options). I've included pictures of my 10 pack and tried to lay them out so you can see the design/colors of both sides. While there is normally a common color to allow them to mesh well, the two sides are so different in designs that it really is like having 20 unique skirts due to them being reversible.Some notes since other reviews had mentioned it: mine did have the button holes along the waist band. There were some stray threads, but nothing too bad. All of the hems of mine were done in a tan color, which actually worked well since most of the skirts had some element of tan included in the design. They do have a bit of a smell when you first open them.All in all, I am very pleased with the purchase.

I've purchased many of these wrap skirts from many different vendors. These have been the best thus far. This pack of 10 included an obvious effort to provide a nice variety of colors. All fabrics are nice, soft silk-type material and the two layers of each skirt generally coordinate colors well. With previous purchases, from other vendors, I've found the two layers are not color coordinated - too horribly mismatched to tolerate wearing. I usually buy a bundle of these skirts with the anticipation that half of them will not be wearable (due to damaged fabric -such as holes or rips, or ghastly color combinations). In this case, all 10 are keepers! Historically, I disassemble the unsightly or damaged skirts and repair and rematch layers with other fabric. I was so shocked to not have to do that this time.I dont have photos of all 10 skirts as I have already packed some of them for an upcoming trip to Uganda. These skirts are culturally perfect in that environment and are optimal fabric for keeping me cool in the hot weather.The price is great, the fabric is excellent, the variety is perfect!

Colors were dull. Fabric was stiff and unpleasant. Ties were short. Stitching was decent. I accidentally received one mini skirt and interestingly it was the only vibrant, silky skirt with long enough ties. The other nine were junk.

Beautiful colors, nice assortment, great value for the cost... but not perfect. I would DEFINITELY buy these again. That said, here are some things you should know:QUALITY1) They do not have a buttonhole to make some of the more complicated dress styles (they work wonderfully as basic wrap skirts).2) The variety seems deliberate. My order had pinks, blues, reds, yellows, tans, creams, purples, pastels, brights, and neutrals. It had traditional, floral, geometric, embroidered, shimmery, and textured fabrics. Buying ten definitely allows you to get some you'll love.3) The stitching is adequate, but not great. All edges are protected from fraying with basic stitching. Some of the skirts are clearly stitched with more care. Not all of the stitching is straight. Everything was done with white thread independent of skirt color. I "finish" these skirts by rolling the seams and whip stitching with matching thread; this takes them from adequate to gorgeous.4) Fabric quality: these are previously used saris. Some of the material shows minor wear. Out of ten skirts, I had three with a few thinner spots 1 cm or less, one skirt had two 1 cm stains, and one was cut unevenly. This is why embroidery was designed, it mends the holes, covers the stains, and adds years to these beautiful skirts. I typically get multiple years out of my skirts before I deconstruct them and use the fabric for something new. For normal use, none of these imperfections would be noticeable due to the intense patterns and colors.VALUE1) Incredibly versatile. I use mine as skirts, nightgowns to sleep in, dresses, shawls, beach cover ups, post shower robes, pretty much everything. The silk material dries easily, protects from drafts, is cool in the heat and warm in cold weather.2) The fabric alone is worth the $6 per skirt. At my local fabric store I'd spend over $200 just for enough silk material to make a single skirt. Even with the additional stitching I add, they are worth the cost.3) These fit regardless of size (look for the plus size ones if you're over size 14 or double two skirts with similar prints to make larger sizes). They work for pregnancy, weight fluctuations, and multiple body types. The shorter ones are great for breastfeeding coverage and children.TIPS1) Buy some wrinkle release spray, safety pins, clothes pins, and some gentle detergent and fabric softener. I wash them in a bowl of warm water with a little detergent and softener then hang to dry. In the washer, the ties can get tangled into a mess especially if multiple skirts are washed together.2) Imperfections can become sources of beauty with a little care and creativity. Uneven cuts often become my favorites for dresses; I can wrap them in ways that utilize the longer parts.3) Don't expect 20 different styling options. While it's true there are over a hundred ways to wrap these skirts, usually only a few look good on an individual.The limited communication I had with the seller was courteous with quick responses. The English was a bit broken, but clearly they tried very hard. One of my favorite things about these skirts is the conversations they start. I often have complete strangers comment on their beauty. Plus, they support local seamstresses in countries where women can utilize the money for their families.