RED CARD TOKYO introduces the maxi-length denim skirt “Grace” from the brand’s summer staple Aero Jeans series.Featuring a mid-rise waist and a distinctive front panel design, this refined denim skirt is defined by its A-line silhouette that gently flares toward the hem. It moves elegantly with each step, creating a subtle yet dramatic impression. The fabric is a non-stretch denim made from cotton and polyester. Two types of slub yarns of varying lengths are used in the warp to create a strong, authentic denim character. The weft combines polyester short fibers with cotton, offering the soft feel of cotton along with polyester’s moisture-wicking and quick-drying properties. By lowering the weave density and reducing finishing stiffness, the fabric achieves a soft, lightweight touch.With the strong presence of a maxi length, this skirt balances a modern edge with practicality, allowing it to be styled casually or in a more elevated, fashion-forward way depending on the pairing. Please note: As each piece is carefully finished by hand, individual differences may occur. Actual measurements may slightly vary from the size chart.The main model image is for styling reference; please check the product images for the most accurate color representation. What is the Aero Jeans series?A summer staple from RED CARD TOKYO that combines the soft touch of cotton with the moisture-wicking and quick-drying properties of polyester, offering a dry and comfortable feel along with surprising lightness. While maintaining the authentic character and rich texture of classic denim, the series is designed to provide comfort even in hot weather. 【BRAND】RED CARD TOKYO is a Japanese denim brand. With wash techniques that create a three-dimensional look like real vintage, and detailed used effects such as whiskers and fading, the brand showcases the finesse of Japanese craftsmanship throughout its products. Rather than simply denim as workwear, RED CARD TOKYO proposes “evolved REAL DENIM” — a creation born from Japan’s meticulous sensitivity.
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