Lengcsöves

Lengcsöves is a Hungarian term that translates to "tube skirt" in English. It refers to a type of skirt that is narrow and cylindrical in shape, fitting closely to the body from the waist or hips down to the hem. This silhouette creates a sleek and often sophisticated look.

The term "lengcsöves" describes the garment's construction and appearance. The "leng" part can imply a hanging or flowing quality, while "csöves" directly means "tubular" or "pipe-like." Together, they convey the idea of a skirt that drapes downwards in a tube-like fashion.

Lengcsöves skirts are typically made from a variety of fabrics, including woven materials like wool, cotton, and linen, as well as knits such as jersey or ponte. The fabric choice significantly influences the drape and comfort of the skirt. They can vary in length, from mini to midi to maxi, but their defining characteristic remains their narrow, straight cut.

This style of skirt is versatile and can be dressed up or down. It is often paired with more fitted tops to maintain the streamlined silhouette, but can also be worn with looser blouses or sweaters for a contrasting effect. The lengcsöves skirt is a staple in many wardrobes due to its timeless appeal and ability to create a polished ensemble.