Do you have anything longer?
'Lungo' — 'LOON-go'. The 'u' is long and round. Don't confuse with 'lungo' in coffee context.
When a skirt, dress or jacket is too short for your preference. Useful for taller shoppers or those with conservative dress requirements.
'Qualcosa di più lungo' — 'di' is required between 'qualcosa' and the comparative adjective 'più lungo'. Feminine form: 'più lunga' (for a skirt or dress).
Avete qualcosa di più corto?
Do you have anything shorter?
Opposite need
Questa gonna è troppo corta per me.
This skirt is too short for me.
Explaining the problem with the current item
Avete gonna maxi?
Do you have maxi skirts?
Asking for a specific length style — 'maxi' is used in Italian
Italian fashion has very precise length terminology: 'mini' (above knee), 'al ginocchio' (at the knee), 'midi' (mid-calf), 'maxi' (ankle-length). Knowing these terms makes shopping conversations much faster.