Mini Sari Wrap Skirt

It's a wrap, so each size covers a range of waists. Tie it tighter or looser to fit.

Fit two sizes? Pick the one where your waist sits nearer the middle of the range. That gives you the most even overlap. How to measure yourself →

• Warm Tones: reds, oranges, pinks, and golds
• Cool Tones: blues, greens, teals, and purples
• Neutral Tones: earthy, muted, and darker shades

We pack from the tone family you choose, using what's in stock that day. Expect prints, mixed patterns, and a different look on each side.

• Warm weather: tank or tee, sandals, sun hat
• Cool weather: tights or leggings, boots, a chunky sweater
• Travel: it weighs about 8 oz and folds flat, so it fits in any bag
• Two outfits, one skirt: flip it inside out at lunch. Nobody has to know.

• Made from 100% reclaimed sari material
• Two layers, reversible, with wrap ties
• Machine wash cold with like colors, ideally in a mesh wash bag
• Hang dry or tumble on low

Each skirt starts as a traditional sari. Our artisan partners in India collect and clean the fabric, then cut and sew it into skirts, in fair-wage jobs. Because every sari is different, no two skirts are the same.

We wish we could let you pick! But every skirt is one of a kind, so there's no way to match a specific color or print. What you can choose is a tone family (warm, cool, or neutral), and we'll hand-pick a skirt from that family for you. Think of it as a little surprise in your mailbox.

It sure is! Each skirt is sewn from two layers of sari material, so each side has its own look. That makes it two skirts in one: wear one side today and flip it tomorrow.

It is. We've priced these skirts well below our usual price, and to keep them there, we can't accept returns or exchanges. Before you order, take a quick look at the fit chart above (or our measuring guide) to find your best size. Still not sure? Our team is happy to help.

Yes and no! Your skirt will have the same cut, length, and wrap style you see in the photos. The colors and pattern will be all its own, because each skirt is sewn from a different sari. That's what makes it yours.