Men's Premium Linen Shorts | Navy
£75
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Aspiga is based in the United Kingdom. At £75, it's cheaper than most of the 51 men's linen shorts on Ethical Clothing (typically £75–£165, from 12 brands). Aspiga is a British fashion brand founded in 2005 by Lucy Macnamara, inspired by the artistry of hand-beaded sandals from Kenya. See all Men's Linen Shorts →
Product details
Our bestselling Men's Shorts are back with a new and improved fit made from Premium European flax-certified linen. We love this premium linen as it's soft to the touch and breathable and is the most sustainable way to produce linen with full traceability. Featuring a fitted waistband belt loops and a button fastening with two front and back pockets finishing at a mid-thigh length.
Product Details
Highlights
Made from 100% Premium European Certified Linen
New improved fit
Fitted waistband with button fastening
Belt loops
Side pockets
Jet pockets with button closure on the back
Mid-length
Styled with the Men's Premium Linen Shirt and Men's Crew Neck T-Shirt
Fit and Fabric
Garment Measurements
Size S: Waist 82cm Inside leg 25cm
Size M: Waist 70cm Inside leg 25cm
Size L: Waist 92cm Inside leg 25cm
Size XL: Waist 97cm Inside leg 25cm.
Size XXL: Waist 102cm Inside leg 25cm
Size
Model is 6' a UK S wearing a size S
Washing Instructions
Wash with similar colours
Machine wash at 30°
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Warm iron on reverse
Do not dry clean
Sustainability
Why choose Premium European Certified Linen?
This garment is crafted from European-certified linen ensuring that the linen fibers used in this fabric are ethically grown in the fields of France Belgium and the Netherlands. This certification guarantees responsible farming practices protecting both the environment and local communities. Linen made from the flax plant is naturally biodegradable making it an eco-friendly choice. What’s more flax requires only rainwater to grow minimizing water consumption compared to other crops. With its sustainable origins and low environmental impact this linen fabric offers a perfect blend of quality eco-consciousness and craftsmanship.
