The blue long denim fringe skirt lists an 80–82 cm length across S–L, plus fringed detailing. That number alone cannot show where the solid denim ends or where the lowest fringe strand falls. Use two hem endpoints when you compare it with a skirt you already own.

First locate the fringe

Request a full front and back photo of the exact size, with a ruler beside the trim. Ask whether fringe is at the lower hem, a side seam or another panel; the listing does not specify its placement. If it reaches below the denim body, ask for both measurements from the waistband: to the solid denim edge and to the lowest fringe. Also ask whether the published length includes the fringe. A photo and two numbers are more useful than guessing from a styled image.

Work a two-endpoint example

M is listed at 81 cm long. Suppose a ruler photo showed 5 cm of fringe extending below a solid hem. If 81 cm includes that fringe, the denim body would end around 76 cm from the same waistband starting point. If 81 cm describes only the body, the visible fringe would reach around 86 cm. These are conditional examples, not measurements of this skirt: neither fringe length nor the measuring convention is supplied. Mark both possible endpoints on a skirt you own, then request the actual two measurements before ordering for a precise hem position.

Check waist and hip together

The chart lists S at 62 cm waist, 92 cm hip and 80 cm length; M at 66/96/81 cm; L at 70/100/82 cm. Each step adds 4 cm at waist and hip but only 1 cm to length. Measure a reference denim skirt at its waistband and widest hip, then compare both figures with the same row. If your waist matches one row and hip another, ask for finished garment measurements and whether the chart is for bodies or the skirt. The listing gives no rise, stretch or waistband position, so the chart cannot predict exactly where it will sit on your body.

Check the details you will use

The source describes a button closure and front pockets without stating pocket depth or whether another fastening is present. Ask for a close view of the closure and pocket openings if those details matter. Compare the confirmed hem endpoints with the shoes and outer layer you intend to wear. No wear, walking or seated-coverage test is given for this skirt.