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Mugler Blue Washed Denim Tailored Shorts

Name: Mugler Blue Washed Denim Tailored Shorts
Brand: Mugler
SKU: 262345F08800000
Price: 665.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Mugler Blue Washed Denim Tailored Shorts exude a polished yet streetwise energy. The non-stretch denim wears a soft fade throughout in a Brushed Blue wash, giving a sun-washed, sculpted look. A high-rise waist cinches cleanly, while darts at the front and back shape the silhouette with quiet precision. Two pockets keep small essentials handy, a zip fly preserves a sleek front, and a leather logo patch at the back waistband punctuates the brand’s signature luxury with tan contrast stitching pulling the finish together.

Wearability follows the tailoring. The darts guide the fabric over the hips for shape without bulk, so the fit reads clean and flattering as you move. The high-rise waist works with cropped tops or tucked-in tees, while the sturdy non-stretch denim holds its line when layered with a blazer or a lightweight knit. The pockets stay practical for daily essentials, and the overall finish keeps the look versatile for day or night.

As Mugler leans into sculptural tailoring with denim, this piece embodies modern sophistication with easy wearability. Leather patch detail and tonal tan stitching anchor the look, making it pair-ready with everything from crisp shirting to oversized outerwear.

Materials / Fabrication

Non-stretch denim fabric
Fading throughout
High-rise
Two-pocket styling
Zip fly
Darts at front and back
Leather logo patch at back waistband
Contrast stitching in tan
Supplier color: Brushed Blue

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors
Turn inside out to preserve fading and stitching
Do not bleach
Tumble dry low or line dry
Warm iron if needed

Fit Notes

High-rise silhouette sits at the waist in non-stretch denim.
Darts at the front and back provide shaping through the waist and hip area.
Zip fly with two-pocket styling delivers a classic, clean finish at the hips.

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