Menswear: Shorts


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blackham
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1774 posts since 17/7/13

11 Jun 2016 08:02
anyone recommend a pair of linen shorts ~£60, 7" inseam
aitch
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8923 posts since 19/8/07

29 Jun 2016 09:04
swede wrote: copped some of these today from hoko in bristol. really struggle to find good shorts but these are awesome, nice light + soft canvas material, not like sweat shorts (tucked t-shirt in model pic is dumb as fuck though)

https://www.folkclothing.com/products/f2716w-deep-navy

Just bought a pair of these, thought they were going to be baggy but they fit nice and slim. Would recommend.
YLAup
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5302 posts since 5/9/11

25 Mar 2018 17:05
Bit early but has anyone seen any fairly heavy weight beige chino shorts in stores yet? Looking for Ralph quality but not too fussed about branding.
quest
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3450 posts since 11/7/11

2 Apr 2018 21:51
Does anyone know any green military/cargo shorts that sit above the knee?
MLI
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5058 posts since 6/10/09

3 Apr 2018 08:35
yeah at the gay store
maximus
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1724 posts since 13/7/06

15 Jul 2018 18:01
Anyone recommend a linen drawstring short knee length. Seen some derek rose but they’re £150
Crackajack
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7514 posts since 21/4/05

15 Jul 2018 18:16
Not a recommendation but Luca Faloni?seen via Die Workwear.
swiftus
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1031 posts since 1/7/09

15 Jul 2018 19:07
MLI wrote: yeah at the gay store

Underrated comment.
classikon
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177 posts since 2/2/14

15 Jul 2018 20:50
maximus wrote: Anyone recommend a linen drawstring short knee length. Seen some derek rose but they’re £150

Alex crane are alright, not sure if uk stockists though
maximus
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1724 posts since 13/7/06

16 Jul 2018 07:17
Thanks cracka they look great, will give them a go
carl lewis
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23924 posts since 14/10/04

16 Jul 2018 07:34
Got a pair of RL shorts up for sale in classifieds
figurine
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5850 posts since 14/5/07

13 Jul 2019 19:54
https://www.uniqlo.com/uk/en/product/men-utility-shorts-413179.html

Got these today, decent for the coin. Ripstop material, good cut/length. Cheaper alternative to Orslow climbing shorts.
Mookie_blaylock
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1607 posts since 19/7/06

13 Jul 2019 20:39
figurine wrote: https://www.uniqlo.com/uk/en/product/men-utility-shorts-413179.html

Got these today, decent for the coin. Ripstop material, good cut/length. Cheaper alternative to Orslow climbing shorts.

^This.
Highly recommended.
LFC
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4295 posts since 14/6/11

13 Jul 2019 20:59
Look good. Shame there’s no black xxl Cry
Sumbeam
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851 posts since 27/1/11

13 Jul 2019 21:02
figurine wrote: https://www.uniqlo.com/uk/en/product/men-utility-shorts-413179.html

Got these today, decent for the coin. Ripstop material, good cut/length. Cheaper alternative to Orslow climbing shorts.

I’ve recently picked up a few pairs of these too - perfect for the money, fit is spot on
YLAup
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5302 posts since 5/9/11

13 Jul 2019 21:35
Looked at those but poly mix put me off.
DuffMan
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14362 posts since 21/2/07

14 Jul 2019 08:36
I have an old season pair I wear when to go climbing - looks like this season is a little nicer looking so might look instore for some yellows.
darko
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942 posts since 4/10/12

14 Jul 2019 13:55
Look like a decent alternative to gramicci climbing shorts, has anyone got both and could do a comparison?
illwill
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3974 posts since 17/5/04

14 Jul 2019 14:30
I have a black and an olive pair in large that have only been worn a couple of times. They're great but too big for me.

Will do both for 15.
figurine
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5850 posts since 14/5/07

14 Jul 2019 20:58
darko wrote: Look like a decent alternative to gramicci climbing shorts, has anyone got both and could do a comparison?
I've a pair of Gramicci NN trousers, assuming the shorts are the same material, it's fairly different to the Uniqlo ones. Gramicci is a thick cotton with a decent amount of stretch and a gusseted crotch. The Uniqlo ones are far more lightweight. Still decent for £15 but I'd be tempted to pick up a pair of Gramicci shorts if I see them on sale too.