So the first few sunny days of the year (not today) and I’m digging out some shorts - usually I go for combats or dare I say chino type shorts, which can be worn with a short sleeved shirt and pumps.
Problem is, I buy them from the supermarket for convenience - but they are very bad quality, last a season then literally tear apart!
Any advice on where to buy or just advice on some decent shorts brands. Cheers
https://spoke-london.com/collections/shorts
Have five pairs and used them for a few years.
Absolute top quality and fit is superb
I like Aceit kit.
https://aceitsportswear.co.uk/produc...32285449683038
I make my own; I could post some instructions if you like.
Like the Lemmy onesOriginally Posted by unclealec
Very similar, but the holes in mine appear much lower down, so that I don't need to cut off as much of the legs.Like the Lemmy ones
They even offer different thigh widths - thank you
Try Community Clothing. I've got some from there ->
https://communityclothing.co.uk/coll...enswear/shorts
Bought a pair of Polo shorts (not "polo shorts", if they exist) from Macy's in 2000, and they're still going strong. But I have a pair of cargo shorts that I bought at Tesco about 15 years ago that are still perfectly serviceable, having done a lot of holiday duty since then.
When it comes to gardening in shorts - I always play safe and go for the 'classic' look.....................
I have a couple of pairs of Timberland shorts which have been very hard wearing. I also just got my first order of Spoke jeans and, if their shorts are same, then they will do you well too. Bit spendy though.
I buy Craghopper Kiwi trousers and have them made into shorts. They also sell shorts but I prefer being able to have the length I want.
Why are so many men's trousers now sold "compo" style with roll-ups?
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