Takt Skirt

The Takt Skirt is a regular fit through the waist, flowing into a relaxed fit in the hips due to the volume created by the tuck details.
Key fit points are the waist, hip, and length.

All garments are measured flat (not on body) and then doubled (except the length) to calculate the total circumference. To work out what size will suit you best, flat measure an item that fits you well and use this as a guide. Please contact us if you have any questions or need more information.

100% Australian Cotton

Cotton is a natural plant fibre. It is known for being breathable, durable and soft. The cotton fibre in this fabric was grown in Australia.

Sourcing Australian cotton allows us to support the local Australian industry, with 90% of Australian cotton farms being family owned and operated. Australian cotton growers are also leading the way in innovative environmental approaches. Water used to grow a bale of cotton has decreased by 52% compared to 1997 and the industry is regularly engaging stakeholders to address cotton's climate impact.

We began working with Nobland in 2020 after an initial visit to their factory, which showed us the forward-thinking approach that the company has toward social compliance and minimizing environmental impact. Our garments are made in their NBVO factory located in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

We began working with Nobland in 2020 after an initial visit to their factory, which showed us the forward-thinking approach that the company has toward social compliance and minimizing environmental impact. Our garments are made in their NBVO factory located in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Nobland runs two programs directly aimed at empowering female employees, providing training in areas such as problem solving, time management, sanitation and financial literacy.

Nobland have also adopted the use of technology to maximise their reporting capabilities and consequently, their ability to address and effectively reduce their environmental impact. Their energy software system provides them with real-time updates on their GHG emissions, resulting in plans to install solar panels in 2024 to mitigate their carbon footprint. They have set clear projects to minimize water use in the manufacturing process, including the updating of plumbing infrastructure and replacement of outdated equipment to improve their water efficiency.