The mid-rise mini
Inspired by the iconic spirit of the decade, The ’90s Ricci is Denim Forum’s classic mid-rise mini skirt. It’s made with non-stretch 100% cotton denim from Italy — the more you wear it, the better it gets. This version comes in a medium indigo wash with a clean hem. It’s made with regenerative cotton certified by regenagri®. We make a great pair.
- Made with regenerative cotton certified by regenagri®
- Zip fly
- 5-pocket styling
- Regenerative agriculture embraces holistic techniques that require less water and fewer chemical fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides. Plus, it makes efficient use of the land and complements local ecosystems
- Designer Wash Name: Bleu Vibes
- Origin: Fabric from Italy
- Content: 100% cotton
- Care: Machine wash
- Imported
- View the denim care guide
- Rise: Mid
- Fit: Classic — Follows your contours with a little room
- Length: Mini — Intended to hit between mid thigh and low thigh
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Stretch: Non Stretch
100% cotton, molds to your body over time.Non StretchComfortSuper Stretch
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