• Cut in a longer short silhouette that sits well below the mid-thigh, giving the leg a clean, elongated line rather than a cropped finish.
• Real leather construction that holds its shape through the seat and thigh while developing a natural character with wear.
• A wide, structured waistband sits firmly at the natural waist, anchoring the shorts without the need for a belt.
• The hem falls with a slight weight, lying flat against the leg rather than riding or curling - a detail that sets leather apart from its alternatives.
• Fully lined for comfort against the skin, so the leather sits smoothly and moves with you rather than pulling.

A city lunch, a gallery opening, a sharp afternoon meeting - these shorts are built for days that require a considered outfit from start to finish. The longer inseam makes them inherently more versatile than a standard short cut, reading as almost tailored when paired with the right pieces above. Here they are worn beneath a double-breasted blazer with a tie-neck blouse and knee-high boots, a combination that demonstrates exactly how well the leather holds its own against structured tailoring without competing. For a more pared-back approach, a fitted ribbed roll-neck tucked in and block-heeled ankle boots keeps the focus on the fabric itself. The waistband sits high enough to tuck into cleanly, so proportion is easy to manage regardless of what you layer on top. This is a piece that rewards deliberate dressing.