White shorts with utilitarian construction are a statement — not loud, but unmistakable. This is not how boys dress. Nor old men. This is how people dress when they know exactly who they are — and couldn’t care less how others label them.
They don’t follow trends, yet everything they wear looks carefully curated. They go where things are decided — in person. They don’t issue orders, but their decisions are final.
That’s the impression created by techno elements rendered in white. The crossover waistband, secured by brass buckles and aligned grommet holes, doesn’t just cinch the silhouette — it commands it. Every element—the stitched pleats, the sharp angles of the tabs, the double symmetry—speaks of intention, leaving no room for indecision.
White, in this context, isn’t casual. It’s chosen. It’s deliberate. It’s control without a raised voice.
Style details:
Straight design with four front tucks
The waistband features a two-part adjustment construction: – On the right, an extended waistband tab passes through a reinforced loop and fastens with a brass buckle and four grommet holes for a precise fit – On the left, a concealed belt strap emerges from a reinforced belt hole and secures symmetrically with a matching brass buckle and four grommet holes
Zipper fly
Side slash pockets and back double-welt pockets with buttons
