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GUINEVERE Raised Embroidery Cotton Midi Skirt
About Ted Baker’s skirts: Ted Baker's skirt line is occasion-led: printed and embroidered A-line midis at roughly $200-285 form the core, with knitted minis and outlet markdowns from about $39 below and single dressier pieces reaching $375. Style names rotate every season while the floral-midi formula stays constant.
Is the price honest?
Our take
The GUINEVERE fronts Ted Baker's rotating line of floral occasion midis: an A-line skirt listed at 100% cotton with raised floral embroidery, a high waistband, side pockets, and standard US sizing from 0 to 14. Owners of the brand's midi skirts like how easily they move between dressed-up and casual wear, and renter reviews score its skirts well. Caveats: style names change each season, and owner reviews for this exact style are still scarce.
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- Material
- Ted Baker lists the GUINEVERE at 100% cotton with raised floral embroidery on an A-line body; fabrics vary across the skirt line, and the pleated midis are listed at 100% polyester.
- Fit
- A high-waist A-line midi sold in standard US sizes 0-14 rather than the brand's older Ted sizing. Aggregated renter reviews of a Ted Baker skirt skew true to size, with a minority reporting it big in the waist.
- Quality
- Durability reports specific to this style are thin. A verified owner rated the brand's pleated midi five stars, and renters scored a Ted Baker skirt 4.5 out of 5 across 39 reviews, which supports the line's finish without proving long-term wear.
- Best for
- Someone who wants one floral midi that can cover weddings, showers, and dressed-up office days, and accepts a label premium to get embroidered cotton rather than a printed synthetic.
- Care
- The product page lists fiber content but no wash guidance, so follow the sewn-in label; washing cold inside out and line drying is the safe default for embroidered cotton.
How Ted Baker skirts hold up overall
Skirt-specific coverage is modest but consistent: rental-platform reviewers rate one of the brand's leather skirts 4.5 of 5 across 39 reviews, with most calling it true to size while about a third say it runs large, particularly in the waist. The few retail owner reviews of the pleated midi styles are positive about color and occasion versatility. Forum discussion of the wider line holds that the clothing is more design-led than good value — worth it when the fit is right, but overpriced at full retail, with the standing advice to buy on sale.
- Strengths
- Owners consistently praise the distinctive prints and occasion-ready designs, and rate the skirts highly when the fit works.
- Watch out for
- Fit skews roomy on some cuts — a third of renters of one skirt reported it ran big in the waist — and forum posters call the line overpriced at regular price.
- Sizing
- Most owners report true to size, but enough report waists running large that trying a size down on wrap and high-waisted cuts is a reasonable hedge.
About Ted Baker's skirts line as a whole. Sources: Asymmetric Leather Skirt by Ted Baker | Rent the Runway · Ted Baker: Is it good quality clothing worth the price tag? | Styleforum · Pleated Midi Skirt | Ted Baker | M&S — customer review
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