The MAXCT pink denim skirt has one listed color, Pink, and five sizes from S to 2XL. Its live gallery shows a fitted upper section with front pockets and metal-look details, followed by a pleated lower section. If you are drawn to that change of shape, the buying question is where the pleats will start and where the 39–43 cm listed skirt length will end on you. A size label alone cannot answer either question.

Read the two parts of the skirt

In the product photos, the pleats begin below the pocket area. The upper section looks comparatively flat, so a long untucked top can hide the seam and much of the intended shape. To show the design, try a top ending near the waistband, or tuck a simple tee into the skirt. A short open layer can leave the pocket area and pleated lower edge visible. These are outfit suggestions based on the photographs, not wear tests.

The front photos also show a small label and a chain-like ornament near one pocket. The listing does not say whether that ornament is removable or how it is attached. If it matters for washing, snagging or styling, confirm with the seller before treating it as a detachable accessory. The image is a better guide to its visual placement than the short written specification.

Check waist, hip and length as separate decisions

The source chart lists the following values in centimeters. It does not specify whether waist and hip are garment circumferences or suggested body measurements, nor where the length measurement starts. Compare the numbers with a skirt you already own using the same measuring points, and ask MAXCT to confirm the convention if the choice is close.

Each step adds 4 cm at the listed waist, 4 cm at the hip and 1 cm in length. For a worked comparison, imagine an existing skirt with a 70 cm waist, 94 cm hip and 41 cm length, measured in a way that matches this chart. The L row matches that hip and length but is 2 cm wider at the waist; M is 2 cm narrower at the waist and 4 cm narrower at the hip. L is the first row to investigate for that garment-to-garment example. It is not a guarantee of fit, because the listing does not define its measurement method or fabric stretch.

Place the hem before planning the outfit

Lay your comparison skirt flat, mark its waist-to-hem distance, and then mark 39 through 43 cm from the same starting point. This makes the 1 cm length increments visible without guessing from a model photograph. For each likely size, check whether the pleated edge works with your intended top length and shoes. A close-fitting long top may obscure the upper section, while a cropped or tucked top makes the pink panels and pleats the focal point.

The material field says “Denim” but supplies no fiber composition, stretch percentage, lining or care instructions. The chart has no rise, pocket dimensions or location of the pleat seam. If any of these determine your purchase, request those details. The live selector offers Pink only and S, M, L, XL and 2XL; use the gallery for the actual color and construction, then use the chart as a comparison tool rather than a promise about how it will sit on your body.