NYDJ Kristie '80s Bermuda Denim Shorts With Pressed Creases And Raw Hems - Optic White

Kristie '80s Bermuda Denim Shorts

With Pressed Creases And Raw Hems

$89.00

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Inspired by 1980s style, NYDJ's Kristie '80s Bermuda Denim Shorts have a relaxed straight leg designed to hit just below the knee. Lift Tuck® Technology flattens in front with a proprietary slimming panel. Features five pockets, zip fly, button waist, pressed creases and raw cut hems. This short is made with earth-friendly methods that result in reduced consumption of water, chemicals and/or energy.
Style #: MGWP8530

  • 93% Cotton, 5% Polyester, 2% Elastane
  • Made with Lift Tuck® Technology to flatten in the front and flatter curves in the back.
  • Made using earth-friendly production methods that result in a reduction in consumption of water, chemicals and/or energy.
  • Zip fly and button closure; five-pocket styling; front and back leg creases; raw hems
  • Machine wash cold and line dry.

  • Inseam: 16"
  • Front Rise: 10"
  • Back Rise: 16.25"
  • Leg Opening: 18.5"
  • Measurements taken on size 6.
  • If not using the True Fit sizing tool, please select one size smaller for your best fit.

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Overall rating: 4.3333335 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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True to size

"I’m 5’2” and weigh 120 pounds. They fit perfectly and are very comfortable."

— Sharon C. (5/5)

5 stars

"You can tell what I think by the number of items I have purchased, All my purchases have been great , fit, quality and the company is always there to help, if you need it."

— Laura L. (5/5)

Literally a pair of Marilyn’s that they cut off at the knee

"I have many pairs of Marilyn jeans. These shorts are fine because that’s what they are, just cut off at the knee. They did not finish a hem so they tend to ravel."

— Linda S. (3/5)

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