A garment born from touch and transformation, the Threadlight Grove Maxi Skirt is crafted from 100% cotton and features a print drawn from an original hand patchworked textile. Strips of plum, rust, peach and soft pink; once stitched and layered by hand, have been reimagined in print, preserving the intimacy of thread and gesture. The silhouette is relaxed and flowing, designed to echo the quiet rhythm of forest light and memory.
Material: 100% Cotton.
Material
see product description
Care Instruction
Polyester
Dry clean only
Cotton
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colors. Use mild detergent; avoid bleach. Hang to dry in the shade; do not tumble dry. Iron on low heat if needed, preferably inside out.
Production, Shipping & Returns
Production:
Made-To-Order: 2-3 weeks production
Shipping:
5-7 days domestic shipping.
Return / Exchange:
Purchases must be returned within 14 days of the purchase having been received. Items must be returned via registered post, with a tracking number provided to us via e-mail, at the customer's expense.
Full-priced items purchased may be returned and refunded in store credit, provided that the conditions in this Policy are satisfied.
‘Sale’ or ‘markdown’ items cannot be returned or refunded.
Return & Refund Condition - Proof of purchase is provided in the form transactional receipt or invoice; and the items are in their original condition, meaning that: all tags are still intact; the items are in their original packaging; and the items have not been worn, altered, damaged or washed.
Threadlight Grove Maxi Skirt
$345.00 AUD
DESIGNER
Karis Zanetta
Karis Zanetta Cheng’s work is a thoughtful exploration of identity, where textile becomes a medium for memory, emotion, and cultural narrative. Through her label, she transforms colour, material, and craftsmanship into expressive forms using dyeing, weaving, stitching, and printing to uncover stories embedded within fabric.
Each piece reflects a dialogue between heritage and contemporary life, shaped by her multicultural perspective and intuitive design approach. Her work moves beyond trend, embracing a tactile aesthetic that is both personal and reflective.
At FOMA Collective, Karis Zanetta’s work represents a new generation of designers who explore fashion as a form of storytelling where material, identity, and sustainability intersect with quiet intention.
