I bought both of these myself. Not sponsored.
Occasionally you find a ballet skirt that’s just properly pretty. This is one.
TAECHO (태초), Flow Slit Psyche midi skirt.
| Brand | TAECHO |
| Style | Flow Slit Psyche midi skirt |
| Colours | Apricot, Sky |
| Size | One size (adjustable waist) |
| Price | ₩54,500 |
| Care | Hand wash separately |
Why it moves the way it does
The hem is a different length on each side — front to back and left to right.
That’s the whole trick. When you move, it drifts and lifts unevenly instead of swinging as one flat piece. It’s genuinely lovely to watch, and it’s the reason I own two.
Someone in my class stopped me to say how pretty it was. I bought Apricot first, and then went straight back for Sky.
Apricot
I was worried about the colour before it arrived. Apricot can go fluorescent very easily, and there’s nothing worse than a skirt that glows under studio lights.
It doesn’t. It’s a soft powdery peach — muted, warm, and much prettier in person than on screen.
It mixes easily with almost every leotard I own, which is more than I can say for most coloured skirts.
Sky
Bought on the strength of the Apricot. No regrets.
Wearing it
Because the hems are uneven front, back, left and right, there is a correct way to put it on — and it’s worth finding it rather than guessing. The waist adjusts, so one size genuinely does fit a range.
Care
Hand wash, separately. This is not a machine-wash-on-delicate situation. The fabric is the reason it moves like that.
Verdict
₩54,500 for a skirt that changes how your movement looks is a fair trade.
If you’re ordering Korean ballet brands from overseas, one-size adjustable items like this are the safest place to start — nothing to measure, nothing to get wrong.
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