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Post by K/S/K on Jun 2, 2016 21:54:04 GMT -5
Get the men's shorts as short as you please then run them through the laundry a few times with a fabric softener - check the water temp (cold - warm) and start with
the approved washing cycle then maybe nudging up a notch and reducing the softener. Your shorts can be just as softer as women's with just a few trips wash dry cycle !
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Post by Deleted on Jun 3, 2016 3:37:28 GMT -5
sounds good, the only men's shorts i'd like to have are the ones that look like work pants, other than that i wouldn't mind exploring with some of the women's shorts, as long not so short. i've seen some cute denim ones from Indigo Rein and Blue Spice, I might try those out.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 11, 2016 4:13:09 GMT -5
  So I purchased a nice denim shorts from the brand Kensie jeans. Liked the fact that these shorts run long for women standards and look very 'plain', compared to other jeans with a lot of bling, etc. Such as I suspect from the other aisle, the material is gentle to your skin, feeling really soft and I liked that rolled up style that they offered. I like the fit too, which by the way, if I ever catch regular denim from Kensie's, I will buy them, they seem like a great quality. Oh yeah, got them at Marshall's lol! What do you guys think? |
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Post by K/S/K on Jun 11, 2016 9:02:16 GMT -5
Being a skirt and kilt wearer I go for the length about 14-16 inches or about 6-8 inches above the knee.
For gals that is just border line at Short Shorts or same thing for a Mini skirt.
I could take about 4 inches off of your Kensie's a name I have not heard about - will have to check it out.
Price and fit may be able to hem them up to just my size (specs) although prefer my shorts in white denim.
I like'em short and am not afraid to wear same - after-all its just clothing !
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