Women's Denim Shorts & Jean Shorts

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Women's denim shorts here run from raw Kut Off cut-offs to belted Micro Shorts and the Rollin' Out, which has an adjustable leg if you want more length. Work down by leg length first, then by wash: blue, black, chalk. SHORTEST FIRST ++

KUT OFF. WORN IN. YOURS.

Denim shorts for women live or die on where they sit, so rise is the first decision here and length is the second. Rise N Hi sits high and holds the waist. Low Rider drops it. The Micro Short takes the leg right up and arrives with the belt already on.

Then the wash. Blue runs from Flight Blue and Liberty Blue Plaid through to Authentik. Black covers Trashed Black and Saloon Black. Chalk, Vapour and Drift sit at the cleaner end. Custom washes mean no two pairs come out identical.

The Kut Off styles are cut raw at the hem and left that way. The Slouch sits away from the leg. The Rollin' Out can be let down when you want the length back, and if the weather turns the same washes run through the full-length women's jeans.

Three ways to narrow it down:

  • Start with rise, Rise N Hi high, Low Rider low, Micro shortest of the lot.
  • Then the leg, Slouch for room, Kut Off for a raw straight hem, Hi Line for a cleaner line.
  • Then the wash, Blue, black or chalk, clean through to heavily worked.

Style them with crop tops and tanks, and wear them hard ++

Which rise should I go for?

Rise N Hi sits high and holds the waist. Low Rider sits low and runs relaxed and baggy. The Micro Short takes the leg up furthest and comes belted.

Can I get more length out of a pair?

Yes. The Rollin' Out styles have an adjustable leg, so you can let them down when you want the extra length.

What is the difference between the jean shorts and the jorts?

Jorts are the longer, looser cut. The Low Rider jorts run relaxed and baggy, where the Kut Off and Rise N Hi styles sit closer and shorter.

Will two pairs in the same wash look the same?

No. Ksubi washes are custom, so no two pairs come out identical. That is the point of them.