Rabanne Fringe Cutoff Denim Shorts
Rabanne
$950.00
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Product Insights & Style Tips
Rabanne Fringe Cutoff Denim Shorts bring a sun-soaked edge to summer wardrobes. In nonstretch denim, the summer-chic white wash stays crisp, while super-frayed cutoff hems lend feathery dimension as you move. A zip fly with button closure keeps the line clean, and the five-pocket layout anchors the look in everyday polish. Made in Italy, these shorts carry a premium, designer finish that shifts from boardwalk to rooftop with ease.
Worn with a tucked tee and slide sandals, they read casual-cool, but they also swing when paired with a satin blouse and heeled sandals for a dressier moment. The classic cotton gives a sturdy feel, while the pockets hold everyday essentials without bulk. Care is straightforward—dry clean or hand wash, then lay flat to dry—keeping the whites bright through long weekends and late-summer nights.
Rabanne leans into bold texture and statement finishes, and these shorts capture that energy for sun-drenched hours. Pair them with airy knits, satin shirts, or a simple tee for city-appropriate drama. A belt and sculptural sandals complete the look, riding the line between resort ease and street-ready edge.
Materials / Fabrication
- Super-frayed cutoff hems
- Nonstretch-denim shorts
- Summer-chic white wash
- Zip fly with button closure
- Five-pocket style
- 100 percent cotton
- Made in Italy
Recommended Care
- Dry clean preferred; if washing at home, hand wash cold and lay flat to dry
- Do not bleach
- Do not tumble dry; lay flat to dry to minimize shrinkage
- Iron on low to medium heat if needed
Fit Notes
- Zip fly with button closure provides a secure front.
- Five-pocket styling offers classic denim detail through the waist and hips.
- Denim is 100% cotton.
- Super-frayed cutoff hems create a textured, casual finish.
