These aren't the kind of shorts made for lounging or running errands. They borrow their shape from trousers: a wide waistband, clean tucks, deliberate structure. But they stop at the knee — not out of rebellion, but out of reason.
Tailored for warm days when ideas still move fast and choices still matter. Because some days call for air, not armor.
They don’t belong in offices obsessed with hierarchy and pant length — they belong where linen signals discernment, not disrespect, and where confidence wears ease.
There was a time when showing up in shorts meant you didn’t take work seriously. When even the sharpest minds were told to cover their knees to be “professional.”
But these shorts don’t break the dress code. They just remind it to breathe.
Where style is not obedience, but expression. Where the suit can be linen, the shirt untucked, and value measured by insight — not ties.
These shorts are for those who wear a jacket not for appearance, but because it’s well cut.
Style details:
Straight design with four front tucks
Wide waistband with adjustable side belts — extended to the right and secured with two buttons
Zipper fly
Side slash pockets and back double-welt pockets with buttons
