MCEDAR Pleated Tennis Skirt for Women with Pockets (High-Waisted Athletic Golf Skort)
Product description
The essentials
This MCEDAR pleated tennis skirt is built around one simple idea: you want the look of a tennis skirt, but you also want shorts underneath that keep things practical while you move. It pairs a high-waisted design with tummy support and a breathable, quick-dry liner. The skirt also includes storage—two side pockets on the liner and a back zipper pocket that’s meant for items like your phone.
On paper, it’s the kind of women’s athletic skort that fits a lot of everyday use cases: tennis, golf, running, workouts, and even casual wear when you want something that feels light and easy to wear. It’s not trying to be a specialized performance garment with lots of claims beyond comfort and movement, but it does focus on the basics people actually notice during a long session.
Key points
The standout here is the combination of a pleated outer skirt with built-in shorts plus pockets. That pocket setup matters more than it sounds—when you’re out for a run or at the range, you don’t want to carry a bag just to keep a phone secure. The back zipper pocket adds a bit more security than an open pocket would.
The high waist with tummy support is another practical detail. Depending on your preferences, that can feel more “held-in” than traditional low-rise athletic skirts. The pleats also help the skirt move the way you’d expect in sport, rather than clinging as you stride.
That said, it may not suit you if you’re specifically looking for a very minimal, fully skirt-only style. This is a skort with liner shorts—some people love that coverage, and others prefer something more traditional.
What you’ll notice day to day
In real use, the quick-dry and breathable liner is likely what you’ll appreciate first—especially if you’re training, doing outdoor workouts, or wearing it for multiple activities in a day. The built-in shorts keep you covered during lunges, quick steps, or a longer golf walk, without the hassle of adjusting anything mid-session.
A micro example: imagine heading out for a morning run. You put your phone in the back zipper pocket, stretch, and start moving. When you switch from jog to intervals, you’re not thinking about whether your skirt will ride up—because you’ve got that liner doing the work.
Best use cases and where it fits
It makes sense if you want one piece that can cover more than one sport. The product is positioned for athletic activities like golf, running, workout sessions, tennis, and even activities like dance, climbing, or beach days. It also mentions daily casual wear, so it’s not limited to “only when it’s time to play.”
It might not be the best match if you need a very specific sport fit (for example, if you’re extremely sensitive to waistband feel). Since the description emphasizes tummy support and a high waist, the comfort will come down to how you like that kind of support.
Care & maintenance
You can machine wash it, air dry it, and it’s noted to be no-bleach. That’s a straightforward care routine for a garment like this, especially if you wear it frequently.
One limitation to keep in mind: the description doesn’t list any special fabric care beyond those points, so if you’re trying to keep pleats looking crisp over time, follow the air-dry guidance closely and avoid anything harsh in washing.
Tech specs
- Built-in shorts liner: stretchy, breathable, quick-dry fabric
- Waist design: high waisted tummy support
- Pleated outer: yes
- Pockets: 2 side pockets on the liner, back zipper pocket for a phone
- Care instructions: machine wash, air dry, no bleach
- Intended uses: golf, tennis, running, workout, outdoor sports, and everyday casual wear
Should you buy it?
Buy it if you want a pleated tennis skirt look with the practical peace of mind of built-in shorts, plus pockets that reduce the need for a separate bag. It’s especially worth considering if your priority is comfort during athletic movement and you like having a phone-ready storage spot (including the back zipper pocket).
Skip it if you’re after a skirt-only style, or if high-waisted tummy support is something you usually dislike—because the fit approach here is clearly “held-in,” not loose and minimal. Also, if your top priority is highly technical performance features beyond breathable and quick-dry, you may find it more of a solid everyday-to-active option than a specialized training piece.
If you’re weighing it against more basic athletic skirts without built-in shorts or without secure pocket options, this one’s strength is that it addresses both coverage and storage in the same design.