KAVU Women's All Decked Out Short
KAVU
$79.95 30% OFF
$55.96
Product Insights & Style Tips
The KAVU Women's All Decked Out Short brings that retro corduroy energy into a relaxed, modern frame. Crafted in 12-wale stretch corduroy with a touch of Lycra, this piece rides comfortably on cotton skin while keeping a soft, vintage texture that reads laid-back and confident. The upper-thigh length and relaxed silhouette strike a balance between easy throw-on and still-fun silhouettes, perfect for sunlit days and breezy evenings.
With two front pockets and one back pocket, it seeds practical ease into a skim of fabric that moves with you. The three-inch inseam adds a carefree skate-and-surf sensibility, letting you reach for a quick fry pan flip or a quick dash across a boardwalk without fuss. It pairs effortlessly with tees, tanks, or lightweight knits, and layers nicely with denim jackets or lightweight shackets for transitional days.
KAVU taps into the enduring '70s corduroy vibe with a modern, wearable edge that suits warm-weather adventures and city strolls alike. This All Decked Out Short channels timeless comfort and easy polish, a go-to for those who want heritage texture without overthinking the look. A true texture-forward staple that vibes with sun, sand, and sidewalk alike.
Materials / Fabrication
- 12-wale stretch corduroy with Lycra
- Cotton skin feel / base
- Upper-thigh length
- Two front pockets
- One back pocket
- Three-inch inseam
- Relaxed, texture-forward silhouette
Recommended Care
- Machine wash on a gentle cold cycle with like colors
- Use a mild detergent; avoid bleach which can break down fibers
- Tumble dry low or line dry to preserve stretch and texture
- Cool iron if needed, or steam on reverse side to relax wrinkles
Fit Notes
- The shorts have a relaxed silhouette with an upper-thigh length for easy, casual wear.
- Made from 12-wale stretch corduroy with Lycra, they move with you while keeping a soft, textured look.
- A 3-inch inseam plus front and back pockets provide practical everyday wear.
