silk origins and certifications
Made in China in a factory with several certifications including:
Made in China in a factory with several certifications including:
Maya Kern LLC is a queer owned and operated small business located in Minneapolis. We focus on size inclusivity, ethical labor and manufacturing, comfort, and slow fashion.
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I really love this skirt! The cotton fabric is the perfect weight and incredibly soft. Held up really well during it's first wash. I'm looking forward to having a very nice swishy maxi skirt to add to my collection.
I never knew I would be this happy about getting a skirt until I felt a little tear in my eye when I wore it
The design is adorable, and though I think the fabric is a bit too thick for the type of climate I live in it is very soft and comfortable, also very twirl-able
The design is so scrumptious, I'm so giddy wearing it. Bright yellow lined with juicy strawberries with the biggest leaves and abundant white flowers? My compliments to the chefs, Rii Abrego and the MK team. You're all cooking!!
I was hesitant to get it because I was told the color would clash with my skin tone/profile or undertone or astrology sign. But I decided to follow my heart (and maybe my stomach and bias for strawberries) and I'm so glad I did.
I genuinely experienced gender euphoria wearing this and the Daisy Circles skirts, both in S size. The new waistband/panel is holding very tightly as promised--no slippage or constant adjusting throughout the day. The pockets are beeg so I be losing things in there but not losing things out there (in the world) lol. No sagging regardless so waistband is stronk. Silky and flowy like all MK skirts, I'm twirling extra just for fun.
10/10 would shop clothes with my stomach again, -10/10 for not being able to eat these strawberry designs irl
This is my first skirt with the new style of waistband, and I really love it. It manages to be a lot more secure without feeling too tight and makes it easier to put heavier or bulkier things in the pockets that might have weighed down the older style.
