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Browse all Good American skirts →FAUX LEATHER GOOD 90S MINI SKIRT | BLACK001
The verdict
Fit
Faux leather has shine and structure without the break-in of real leather. The 90s silhouette is fitted and high-rise.
Quality
Synthetic leather avoids real leather's care burden. At this price, expect functional seaming and mid-market finish.
Is the price fair?
Mid-market contemporary—priced for the brand's casual customer base, not luxury positioning.
Best for
Those wanting a 90s-style mini without real leather's cost or care demands.
Care
Faux leather wipes clean with a damp cloth; avoid heat and harsh soaps.
What owners report about Good American skirts
Third-party testers report Good American's skirts ride on the same soft, high-stretch denim as the rest of its line: one tester called the denim mini "probably the most comfortable denim skirt that I have ever tried on." Reviewers say pieces look alarmingly small off the body but stretch to fit true to size once on, and that the fabric loosens slightly after a couple of wears. Long-term owners report the denim holds up well over years, though price complaints recur — reviewers note items running $160 and up. The size range is unusually wide, running from 00 into plus sizes.
- Strengths
- Very comfortable, soft stretch denim in one of the widest size ranges reviewers cover, with long-term owners reporting it keeps its shape over years of wear.
- Watch out for
- The stretch fabric loosens after a few wears, sizing varies between styles, and the price draws consistent complaints.
- Sizing
- Order your usual size even though pieces look tiny off the body — the stretch fits true to size on, and since the fabric loosens slightly with wear, sizing up tends to backfire.
About Good American's skirts line as a whole. Sources: REVIEW: Just How Good (or Bad) is Good American? - Alliance for American Manufacturing · Good American Jeans Review - Honest Brand Reviews · Good American Jeans Review: Do They Run Small + Are They Worth It? - Elisabeth McKnight