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WILLY CHAVARRIA Gray Stockton Dbl Knee Shorts

Name: WILLY CHAVARRIA Gray Stockton Dbl Knee Shorts
Brand: WILLY CHAVARRIA
SKU: 261232M19308201
Price: 492.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The WILLY CHAVARRIA Gray Stockton Dbl Knee Shorts distill workwear through a subversive, street-inflected lens. These shorts come in a washed “Concrete”-tone cotton canvas that’s all attitude—weathered and faded, with deliberate distressing and reinforced paneling that feels almost architectural. Riveted details and visible darts signal a utilitarian rigor, yet the hefty cotton is softened by the lived-in wash, giving it that tactile, broken-in appeal that Chavarria loyalists gravitate toward. The mood is equal parts '90s skate kid and blue-collar Americana, delivered in a silhouette that speaks to New York’s new guard of pragmatic-but-playful dressers.

The Stockton Dbl Knee Shorts answer to real life, moving easily from city commutes to gallery strolls and off-hours hangs. The cut sits relaxed but doesn’t swallow the shape—a nod to Chavarria's knack for volume that drapes rather than overwhelms. Classic five-pocket construction is leveled up with patch pockets and a hammer loop at the outseam, giving you extra stash space for essentials, phone, or stray zines. The canvas holds its form without feeling stiff, and the zip fly plus belt loops let you play with vintage belts or layered waistbands. As a base, these shorts work under an oversized bomber or a crisp oxford, and the subtle back logo hit lets insiders clock the designer connection without feeling forced.

WILLY CHAVARRIA’s workwear signatures meet streetwear’s ease here, riffing on the codes of Americana through the lens of current downtown cool. These are shorts for someone who loves the irony of utility details worn more for edge than jobsite, and impossible to mistake for anything basic—a staple for the capital-F Fashion crowd in the know.

Materials / Fabrication

Cotton canvas fabrication
Fading and distressing throughout
Belt loops
Five-pocket styling
Zip fly
Riveted panel and darts at front
Hammer loop and patch pocket at outseam
Patch pockets at outseam
Logo embroidered at back pocket
Supplier color: Concrete

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with similar colors to preserve fabric integrity and prevent color transfer.
Tumble dry low or line dry to avoid excessive shrinkage.
Warm iron if needed; avoid ironing over embroidery.
Do not bleach.
Wash inside out to maintain distressed details.

The WILLY CHAVARRIA Moodboard

Willy Chavarria x Zara Spring 2026 Vatisimo Featuring Christy Turlington Brings Telenovela Drama to Workwear

Willy Chavarria partners with Zara for Spring 2026 with Vatisimo, a capsule collection featuring Christy Turlington and Alberto Guerra, built around menswear, workwear references, and Latin American storytelling. The project introduces Chavarria’s perspective to a wider audience, translating his design language into a global retail context while keeping his visual identity intact. The collection includes around 100 menswear pieces alongside womenswear, accessories, and jewelry. Materials range from leather and denim to cupro, knits, and jersey, creating contrast between structured and fluid pieces. Standout items include cupro work shirts with raw edges and chino pants that reinterpret familiar workwear shapes through fabric and finish. Womenswear brings in pencil skirts and tailored silhouettes, while leather belts, bags, and textured footwear complete the lineup. Red rose details appear across select pieces, continuing a motif that runs through Chavarria’s work.

Willy Chavarria Spring 2026 Campaign Focuses on Tailored Pastel Suiting

Willy Chavarria unveils its Spring Summer 2026 campaign titled Spicy Pastels, highlighting tailored suiting and an expanded accessories push through a character driven story set inside a traditional Latin family home. Shot by Diego Bendezu, the Spring 2026 campaign leans into clashing color, exact tailoring, and a mood pulled from Latin soap operas, with loud background prints and a charged domestic setting that makes every look feel like a scene. The result is a fashion campaign that treats pastel as rebellion, and treats structure as the main language.

About Willy Chavarria

In 2015, Willy Chavarria, a Mexican American designer, launched his own fashion brand, more than twenty years after his introduction to the New York fashion industry. Chavarria sees his brand as a way to honor his queer, Chicano, and working class heritage, and to advocate for human rights and social justice. With his diverse background, including his previous role as senior vice president of design at Calvin Klein, he has consistently received critical acclaim, including the 2023 CFDA Award for American Menswear Designer of the Year. The label's bold and urban outfits combine elements of sportswear, tailoring, and workwear in a straightforward yet impactful manner. WILLY CHAVARRIA's designs are cinematic in nature, with a focus on empowering self-expression through dramatic and conceptually rich clothing.