The featured Blue view of this long denim skirt shows angled seams that meet near the lower front, plus a frayed-looking hem edge. The image makes the panel design visible, but it does not tell you whether any seam opens as a slit. The listed length stays almost the same from S to XL, so a larger size should be chosen for the right waist and hip room rather than as a way to gain much extra coverage.

Choose width first, then check length

The source lists S at waist 64 cm, hip 87 cm and length 89 cm; M at 68 / 91 / 89 cm; L at 72 / 95 / 90 cm; and XL at 76 / 99 / 90 cm. From S to XL, waist and hip each rise 12 cm while overall length rises only 1 cm. That is a useful distinction if you sit between sizes: compare both width figures with a skirt you already wear comfortably, then treat hem position as a separate check. The listing does not say whether these are body or finished-garment dimensions, or where length was measured. Ask for flat measurements before relying on a close match. The garment-versus-body guide explains how to make that comparison.

Mark where an 89–90 cm hem lands

Put on a long skirt at your preferred waistband height and measure from the waistband top to its hem along the side. Note whether the hem clears your shoes while standing and walking. Compare that reference with 89–90 cm only after confirming this item’s measuring points; a different rise or waistband position can change the result. If the length matters closely, ask MAXCT for the side length on the exact size you plan to buy.

Inspect the front panel before styling

Ask for a close photo of the angled front seams, the inside of the lower panel and the back of the skirt. The front image does not prove there is an opening, an underlayer or extra walking room. Check any potential opening by moving in the garment if you can try it on; online, request a description of the construction. A tucked plain top would leave the front seam pattern visible, while a longer top would cover part of it. These are styling options, not tested looks. Follow the actual care label, since the listing gives no wash or hem-care method.