Tresse TRESSE Side Cutout Bermuda Shorts

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TRESSE Side Cutout Bermuda Shorts

Name: TRESSE Side Cutout Bermuda Shorts
Brand: Tresse
SKU: 3701472243816
Price: 420.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Tresse’s Side Cutout Bermuda Shorts land squarely in the realm of under-the-radar cool: think crisp, off-white cotton that moves with you, punctuated by sharp, architectural cutouts at the sides. The fabric has that sun-bleached, fresh-air quality—all clean lines and a confident silhouette, giving classic Bermudas a downtown reboot. The minimalist tone is quietly subversive, serving up just enough skin to catch the light (and the eye) without tipping into overtly sexy territory.

This pair sits right at the intersection of structured and effortless. The 100% cotton build provides a natural drape that holds its shape but still feels light enough for all-day wear, and the roomy, Bermuda-length leg opens the door to easy layering—think visible boxer shorts or micro-tights in early spring, bare skin by late June. Side cutouts add ventilation and an instant point of interest, bypassing the need for extra embellishment. There’s enough space in the fit to stow small on-the-go items in pockets, and the high waist plays well with both slim knits and oversized shirting. These are the sort of shorts you reach for on weekends, gallery strolls, or styled up with a blazer for an unexpected night-out ensemble.

Tresse brings an elevated utilitarian edge to the mix, channeling the new wave of tailored separates that blur boundaries between street, work, and off-duty. These Bermuda shorts embody what’s happening in directional Parisian styling—clean, clever, and subtly irreverent. Wear them with kitten heels and a slouchy tote or sneakers and a vintage tee; wherever you land, the vibe stays distinctly ahead of the curve.

Materials / Fabrication

Side cutout Bermuda shorts
Color: Off White
Material: 100% cotton
Imported
Size shown: 34 FR / 2 US

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors to avoid color transfer.
Use mild detergent to preserve cotton fibers.
Tumble dry low or hang to dry for best results.
Warm iron as needed; avoid ironing over cutout details.
Do not bleach.

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About Tresse

Tressé Paris is a contemporary women’s fashion label founded by siblings in Paris that blends travel memory, artisanal craft and timeless design into its clothing and lifestyle collections. The name Tressé (French for “braided”) reflects a weaving together of cultural inspirations, craftsmanship and seasonal narratives drawn from global destinations. The brand is known for elegant dresses, linen and silk pieces, vibrant prints, refined denim, knitwear, tops and skirts made from high-quality natural fabrics like linen, cotton, silk and cashmere. Tressé’s limited-edition collections emphasize enduring style over fast trends, offering garments designed to feel purposeful, elevated and reflective of a curated wardrobe.