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Jean Muir Navy Maxi Skirt

Jean Muir, (1928?1933?-1995) an English designer, worked her way up slowly in the fashion business. She started her career as a sales assistant in the lingerie department at Liberty of London in the early 1950s while studying fashion drawing at St. Martin’s School of Art.

Between 1956 and 1963 she studied jersey and knitwear design and manufacturing while working for Jacqmar and then Jaeger and in 1961 started her own line of clothing under the label Jane & Jane. In 1966 she founded Jean Muir Ltd. with her husband.

Muir particularly liked working in soft, flowing fabrics: jersey, wool crêpe, silk satin, and soft leathers and suedes. Fluidity was particularly important to Muir who ensured comfort in all her clothes. Muir modeled her own toiles to ensure everything fit and flowed. She believed the secret to designing was primarily in understanding the female anatomy and took an exacting, mathematical approach to her designs.


A lightweight, maxi pencil skirt, made with 100% wool and lined with 100% silk. Great for casual or workwear, the skirt zips up at the left side and is secured with single clear button on the waistband. Perfect for autumnal days and winter nights, its also perfectly stretchy.

Dry clean only. Made in England.

Labelled UK 10 / USA 8.

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