Bamboo Linen Shorts - Baby Blue
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Based out of Japan's Iwate Prefecture, one of the northernmost provinces, Gorsch (the brand) was born into a quiet rural life, taking inspiration from antique German tailoring and early proto-workwear. Produced in highly limited quantities, their garments are beautifully constructed, frequently making use of deadstock vintage textiles, with tailored silhouettes and unisex styling.
The Spring/Summer '25 collection takes inspiration from a variety of sources: the designer's artist friends, Buddhist concepts of spontaneity, and the turning of the weather as things get warmer. The cuts are breezy and relaxed, with drape and airflow prioritized for maximum comfort, and a really fantastic color palette that shows off the various fabrics.
The Bamboo Linen Shorts are a really solid contemporary summer style with a slightly exaggerated unisex fit and an elasticated waistband. They're "basic" in the sense that they aren't overdesigned, but still feature a lot of the same details as Gorsch's Easy Pants, like the single "belt loop" on the front that a keychain could be attached to, the cotton trims inside, and the pull-on top block with no fly.
They're made from a super soft 50% linen / 50% bamboo fabric, offering the strengths of both materials without the usual downsides. Lightweight and immediately comfortable, they're a fantastic pair of summer shorts, with a fluid drape that's perfectly suited to warm weather, breathing easily, drying quickly, and wicking moisture without issue.
One size. Wash cold and hang dry.
- 50% linen / 50% bamboo
- 100% cotton waistband and pocket lining
- Straight leg
- Short leg
- No fly
- Elasticated waist with drawstring
- High rise
- Four pockets
- Relaxed fit
- Key loop on waistband
- Internal hang tag
- Single needle construction
- Custom woven labels
- One size
- Unisex
- Wash cold and hang dry
- Made in Japan
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Bamboo Linen Shorts - Baby Blue
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Based out of Japan's Iwate Prefecture, one of the northernmost provinces, Gorsch (the brand) was born into a quiet rural life, taking inspiration from antique German tailoring and early proto-workwear. Produced in highly limited quantities, their garments are beautifully constructed, frequently making use of deadstock vintage textiles, with tailored silhouettes and unisex styling.
The Spring/Summer '25 collection takes inspiration from a variety of sources: the designer's artist friends, Buddhist concepts of spontaneity, and the turning of the weather as things get warmer. The cuts are breezy and relaxed, with drape and airflow prioritized for maximum comfort, and a really fantastic color palette that shows off the various fabrics.
The Bamboo Linen Shorts are a really solid contemporary summer style with a slightly exaggerated unisex fit and an elasticated waistband. They're "basic" in the sense that they aren't overdesigned, but still feature a lot of the same details as Gorsch's Easy Pants, like the single "belt loop" on the front that a keychain could be attached to, the cotton trims inside, and the pull-on top block with no fly.
They're made from a super soft 50% linen / 50% bamboo fabric, offering the strengths of both materials without the usual downsides. Lightweight and immediately comfortable, they're a fantastic pair of summer shorts, with a fluid drape that's perfectly suited to warm weather, breathing easily, drying quickly, and wicking moisture without issue.
One size. Wash cold and hang dry.
- 50% linen / 50% bamboo
- 100% cotton waistband and pocket lining
- Straight leg
- Short leg
- No fly
- Elasticated waist with drawstring
- High rise
- Four pockets
- Relaxed fit
- Key loop on waistband
- Internal hang tag
- Single needle construction
- Custom woven labels
- One size
- Unisex
- Wash cold and hang dry
- Made in Japan
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Size Guide
| Size | Waist | Front Rise | Back Rise | Upper Thigh | Knee | Leg Opening | Inseam |
| F | 27-39" | 13.75" | 17.75" | 14.75" | N/A | 13.75" | 8.75" |
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