What role does the back slit in a long H-line skirt play when actually wearing it?
With an H-line long skirt that comes down close to the ankles, there may be concern about whether walking feels uncomfortable due to a narrow stride. I asked this to check how the slit detail on the back of the garment actually aids in walking.
In a long silhouette that comes down close to the ankles, it secures your stride to comfortably assist leg movement when walking.
Starting from 91cm, even for size S, this is a measurement that covers the legs long as it comes down[1]. The silhouette is an H-line that falls straight[2]. Because an H-line skirt continues straight from the waist to the hem without widening in width, your stride can easily be restricted when taking steps as the length gets longer.
The feature that naturally assists leg movement is the back slit[3]. Although the hem width is neatly gathered at 48cm, the slit at the back of the skirt opens each time you walk, creating room for your legs to move forward[4]. The back closure is finished with a zipper, keeping the visible lines tidy while making it easy to put on and take off[5].
The specific length of the back slit could not be confirmed in the official materials yet.
Product measurements
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A STRAP DETAIL LONG SKIRT_BLACK
Measurements
| Part | S | M |
|---|---|---|
| 총기장 | 91cm | 93cm |
| 허리 ◦ | 36cm | 38cm |
| 엉덩이 ◦ | 45cm | 47cm |
| 밑단 ◦ | 48cm | 50cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.