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Ripley Rader Ponte Knit Hot Shorts

Ripley Rader

$168.00

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Ripley Rader Ponte Knit Hot Shorts in Black offer a crisp, city-ready punch to warm weather. Cut in a midweight ponte knit, they deliver structure with a clean, tailored line that feels polished yet easy. The pull-on styling keeps the look streamlined, while the shorts measure approx 12.5 in length. Imported and dry clean recommended, this pair reads sleek and intentional from first wear.

On the body, the pull-on waist sits smoothly, and the tailored cut flatters without fuss. The midweight ponte holds its shape for a neat silhouette with a range of tops, from tucked blouses to slim tees, or a blazer for a sharper look. They transition across settings with ease, keeping polish whether paired with sandals or heeled mules.

Ripley Rader champions modern, tailored ease, and this pair fits that ethos: a versatile base for elevating warm-weather wardrobes with clean lines and a refined, confident edge.

Materials / Fabrication

  • Midweight ponte knit fabric
  • Pull-on waist
  • Tailored, clean line silhouette
  • Shorts length approximately 12.5 in
  • Color: Black
  • Imported

Recommended Care

  • Dry clean recommended to preserve fit and finish.
  • If washing at home, hand wash cold with a mild detergent and lay flat to dry.
  • Avoid bleach and high heat; do not tumble dry.
  • If needed, press on a cool setting or steam gently.

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About Ripley Rader

Ripley Rader, an American fashion designer based in Los Angeles, has made a significant impact on contemporary womenswear with her eponymous label. Her journey into fashion began in her hometown of West Virginia, where she was influenced by her parents' fabric store and her grandmother's sewing lessons. Initially pursuing musical theater in Los Angeles, Rader's path shifted when a buyer from Fred Segal noticed a homemade jumpsuit she had crafted, leading to the establishment of her boutique at the renowned retailer in 2013.