Slip Satin Maxi Skirt

Name: Aritzia Slip Satin Maxi Skirt
Brand: Aritzia
SKU: aritzia-slip-satin-skirt

Skirts

$98

Aritzia’s skirts run $48 – $150

About Aritzia’s skirts: Aritzia is best known in skirts for its satin slip styles, re-cut each season in mini, midi, and maxi lengths, alongside pleated chiffon, linen, and denim options. Most of the roughly 100 styles on its skirts page run $48-150 at full price, with frequent markdowns.

Is the price honest?

At $98 it sits at the bottom edge of the premium tier, and part of that price is Aritzia's brand positioning rather than the acetate fabric itself. Owners who stick to darker, less sheer colorways generally find the drape and finish justify it; sale prices around $59 are the better value.

Our take

The Slip Satin Maxi Skirt is Aritzia's bias-cut, pull-on maxi slip skirt in crinkled Japanese satin, re-released season after season in rotating colors. Owners like the drape and how easily it moves between a t-shirt and a dressier blouse, and on-page reviews average true to size across 97 entries. Recurring caveats are real: lighter colorways are unlined and can be see-through, the satin needs ironing after washing, and the maxi length runs long on shorter wearers.

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The details

Material: Drapey Japanese satin with a high-sheen, crinkled vintage finish; Aritzia states the fabric is 100% Naia Renew acetate.
Fit: Bias cut with a darted back and pull-on waist, averaging true to size in on-page reviews, though several owners size up for a more forgiving line through the midsection and petite reviewers report going up one size from their usual. The maxi length falls near the ankle and runs long on shorter wearers.
Quality: The satin drapes well, and a petite blogger reviewing the slip-satin line described a thicker satin that feels luxe. The repeated complaints are sheerness in unlined light colorways and fabric that creases enough to need ironing after every wash.
Best for: Someone who wants one skirt in a dark colorway that covers office, dinner, and weekend wear, and does not mind occasional ironing.
Care: Treat it as a delicate — gentle cold wash or hand wash and hang to dry — and expect to iron or steam it afterward, since owners report the satin creases in the wash.