A skirt feature is an element of a skirt's design that adds to its overall look. The crossword solutions for the term 'skirt feature' include PLEAT (5 letters), SLIT (4 letters), HEM (3 letters), hed (3 letters), GORE (4 letters), PLEA (4 letters), FLARE (5 letters), and SLASH (5 letters). A PLEAT is a fold in fabric that is stitched in place, usually used to add fullness or decoration. A SLIT is a long, narrow cut in fabric, often used to provide more movement or ventilation. A HEM is the edge of a garment that is folded up and sewn down. A hed is a type of PLEAT that is made by folding fabric over itself and stitching it in place. A GORE is a triangular piece of fabric used to create a full skirt. A PLEA is a type of PLEAT that is made by folding fabric over itself and stitching it in place. A FLARE is a skirt feature that gradually widens from the waist to the HEM. A SLASH is a type of SLIT that is cut into fabric and left open.