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Kiko Kostadinov Black Petrel Draped Culottes Shorts

Name: Kiko Kostadinov Black Petrel Draped Culottes Shorts
Brand: Kiko Kostadinov
SKU: 262985F08800200
Price: 560.00 USD
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The Kiko Kostadinov Ink Black Petrel Draped Culottes Shorts carry that cool, city-sculpted energy we reach for when we want something that looks intentional without trying too hard. Knit cotton yields a breathable, softly structured feel, while a poplin waistband adds a crisp counterpoint at the waist. Wrap skirt-style panels sweep across the front and back, creating subtle motion that reads as architectural, not ornamental.

The shorts sit with a clean sideseam button closure and two-pocket styling for easy, everyday use. They skim the hips and fall into a relaxed, cropped culotte silhouette that stays reassuringly present, whether you lean into a tailored shirt and loafers or slip on a slinky knit and sandals. The draped panels move with you, lending polish as you transition from errands to evening plans.

True to Kiko Kostadinov’s codes, these Petrel Draped Culottes Shorts pair utility with artful drape, offering a versatile base for monochrome wardrobes and texture plays alike. Let them anchor a minimalist top and a sharp blazer, or layer over a bodysuit for a streamlined, modern look that stays grounded in city-ready ease.

Materials / Fabrication

Knit cotton shorts
Poplin waistband
Two-pocket styling
Button closure at sideseam
Wrap skirt-style panel at front and back
Supplier color: Ink black

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle
Use mild detergent; avoid bleach
Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry to minimize shrinkage
Warm iron if needed

Fit Notes

Knit cotton shorts with a wrap skirt-style panel at front and back create a draped, structured silhouette.
Poplin waistband and sideseam button closure define the waist and entry; two-pocket styling adds practical detail.
Wrap panel design shapes the front and back while remaining true to the garment's shorts silhouette.

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