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  • Size 25
    Nikayla (5'9.5") usually wears size 26
  • Size 31
    Natasha (5'9") usually wears size 30-31
$178.00

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Color: Black Linen (Linen)
Brand Sizing: US
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Customers say: Runs large

Customers say:
Runs large
Model measurements:
  • Size 25: Nikayla (5'9.5") usually wears size 26
  • Size 31: Natasha (5'9") usually wears size 30-31
Measurements from size 25
Rise: 13in / 33cm
Inseam: 3.5in / 9cm
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Customers say:
Runs large
Model measurements:
  • Size 25: Nikayla (5'9.5") usually wears size 26
  • Size 31: Natasha (5'9") usually wears size 30-31
Measurements from size 25
Rise: 13in / 33cm
Inseam: 3.5in / 9cm
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Fabric Stretch: Non-Stretch
Non-Stretch
Super-Stretch
  • Fabric: Mid-weight, non-stretch linen weave
  • DL1961 is part of The Climate Pledge, a commitment to reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2040
  • Button closure and zip fly
  • Slant hip and welt back pockets
  • Shell: 100% linen
  • Imported, Pakistan
Style #DLDLL41087
These DL1961 shorts are crafted from 100% linen and feature a high rise, button closure with zip fly, and slant hip and welt back pockets. The breathable fabric and relaxed silhouette make them a go-to choice for warm weather dressing.

About the Brand

New York-based denim label DL1961 is on a mission to do things differently. Launched in 2008 with a jeans-only focus, today the brand also offers DL1961 shirts, dresses, and pants—in an eco-minded way. Where the average pair of jeans uses 1,500 gallons of water to produce, DL1961 jeans use less than 10 gallons—and the brand’s commitment to earth-friendly practices doesn’t stop there. At its vertically integrated, (& self-powered!) facility, it uses botanic fibers, organic-certified cotton, clean dyes, and energy-efficient machinery, all in the hopes of offering the same premium quality at a lower environmental cost. (That’s fashion we can all get behind.)