Most knitted skirts are pull-on styles with elasticized or full elastic waistbands. Some styles use standard zippers or fly-zipper closures, but elasticated pull-on waists are the most common.
Listings commonly show classic-rise and mid-rise options, and some styles are offered with a high rise.
Stretch varies by style: some skirts include a small percentage of spandex/elastane for comfortable give, others use technical four-way stretch knits, and a few listings note two-way stretch (including some ponte-knit styles).
Knitted skirts use a range of fibers, including cotton, wool, polyamide, viscose (for example, 97% viscose + 3% spandex), spandex/elastane, polyester, metallic fibers/threads, and rayon.
Listings describe knitted skirts as midweight or medium-weight fabrics. Some product descriptions note they are suitable for all seasons.
