Dress makers, what's this called please?

[dudsville]

I've got an old skirt I'd like to alter, but i'd like to Google to see if there are any tutorials dur inspiration and I don't know what term to use for this. The skirt is fitted from waist band to hip, with a front button and zip. Below the zip is one wide pleat that then allows the skirt to become fuller. Is there a term for this sort of dropped pleat?

Is it a godet?

An example Is the Boden mira denim skirt.

The Biden Mira denim skirt is an A line skirt and doesn't appear to have any pleats at all in it.
Are you thinking of a dropped box pleat?

So like a kick pleat but it's at the front?

Think I've found a school skirt but without the front zip.

A line skirt with inverted pleat...

www.purecollection.com/women-c31/skirts-c57/pleat-a-line-skirt-violet-dogtooth-p8743/s41796?cid=GBP&glCurrency=GBP&glCountry=GB&code=UKGY0102&gclid=Cj0KCQiAr8bwBRD4ARIsAHa4YyIvI6knk6UTJd1l2Dp1ZxoTIKKVFdxexFncTsMUJP8VdKUmHfpBN4UaAvcKEALw_wcB

Yes as pp said, it sounds like an inverted pleat with a front zip

Thanks all. When I Google "boden mira denim skirt" the 1st image is exactly the skirt but a polka dot version, has the front zip and the pleat below it. Strange, could be that's what my phone knows to show based on my Google history. Anyway thanks, I thought the placement of it being so low would have its own term, like bertha's suggestion, which is very similar.

How are you intending to alter it?

It does sound like other PP's have said an inverted pleat, which are quite easy to alter