Lanvin Kids Lyocell Shorts

Name: Lanvin Kids Lyocell Shorts
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: B0801235
Price: 259.00 USD
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Lanvin Kids Lyocell Shorts channel timeless chic for sunny days and city strolls. The wide-leg cut sits high on the waist, draping in a soft lyocell, linen, and cotton blend. A cotton and silk belt with a metal buckle engraved logo cinches the frame, while an embroidered logo on the back pocket adds a discreet flourish. The woven construction and cuffed hem finish the look with refined ease.

The high-rise silhouette leaves room to move, sit cross-legged, and twirl, while the belt keeps the line neat for smarter moments. Snap-fastened back pockets store small treasures without bulk, and the fabric texture reads polished with tees, airy knits, or a lightweight jacket. It transitions from playground to family meals with the same understated poise.

Lanvin keeps heritage intimate and current in pieces like this, pairing logo-worthy details with versatile wearability. Style notes: team with a crisp tee and sandals for everyday charm, or pair with a soft blazer for a look that leans dressier without losing playtime ease.

Materials / Fabrication

Soft blend of viscose and linen
Wide-leg high-rise shorts
Lyocell/linen/cotton blend
Cotton and silk belt with metal buckle engraved logo
Metal buckle engraved logo
Snap-fastened back pockets
Embroidered logo on back pocket
Woven construction
Cuffed hem

Recommended Care

Check garment care label before cleaning and follow instructions
Professional dry cleaning recommended for delicate fabric and embellishments
If washing at home, use cold water and a gentle cycle
Avoid high heat; lay flat to dry or hang to dry away from direct sunlight
Iron on low heat or use a cool steamer; avoid ironing embroidery or belt buckle
Store with belt loosely secured to prevent creasing

Fit Notes

High waist and wide-leg silhouette define the fit through the hips.
Soft lyocell/linen/cotton blend and a belt with a metal buckle help define the waist.
Back pockets are snap-fastened with an embroidered logo detail.
Cuffed hem and woven construction contribute to the overall tailored finish.

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