Our Surplus Shorts are the pinnacle of design and the ideal adventure shorts for the summer.
We spent months designing the perfect print and crafted a camo pattern complete with four tones and a subtle maple leaf hidden within the design.
The essence of our iconic Army Surplus Trousers are captured in these camo shorts. Style meets functionality with additional cargo pockets and a reinforced crotch panel.
Made from 97% cotton and 3% Stretch for stretch and movement, these shorts have been stonewashed to produce the ‘lived-in’, vintage fade.
For a laid-back style pair with any of our Slubor graphic tee-shirts and baseline high-tops.
The appeal of military gear is underpinned by its basic utility.
Rough, rugged and built to last, iconic military jackets like the M-65 or fishtail parka have always been garments you can turn to when you need something that will stand the test of time.
The original camouflage patterns were hand-painted by a team of
fine artists who were enrolled as "camoufleurs" for the French army in WW1. They were enlisted as experts in concealment and painted equipment to blend in with the ground and sky.
The turning point of camo being used for fashion statements is
hard to pinpoint, but the American cultural revolution during the Vietnam war was certainly significant in its journey. Running for almost 20 years from 1955 - 1975, the Vietnam War dominated American politics, media and mainstream culture throughout its lifetime, inspiring countless protest and anti-war initiatives and becoming one of the pivotal battlefronts of the counterculture
movement.
The Vietnam War’s narrative of rainforests, napalm, cigarettes,
tour jackets and camo not only solidified militarism as a core element of the American identity – it created an image of war that was strangely slick, sexy and cool. As a result, military culture became woven into the very fabric of American society in a culture in a way that it had never been before.
Made in Turkey
For specific care instructions, see our guide to caring for your product.
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Our Surplus Shorts are the pinnacle of design and the ideal adventure shorts for the summer.
We spent months designing the perfect print and crafted a camo pattern complete with four tones and a subtle maple leaf hidden within the design.
The essence of our iconic Army Surplus Trousers are captured in these camo shorts. Style meets functionality with additional cargo pockets and a reinforced crotch panel.
Made from 97% cotton and 3% Stretch for stretch and movement, these shorts have been stonewashed to produce the ‘lived-in’, vintage fade.
For a laid-back style pair with any of our Slubor graphic tee-shirts and baseline high-tops.
The appeal of military gear is underpinned by its basic utility.
Rough, rugged and built to last, iconic military jackets like the M-65 or fishtail parka have always been garments you can turn to when you need something that will stand the test of time.
The original camouflage patterns were hand-painted by a team of
fine artists who were enrolled as "camoufleurs" for the French army in WW1. They were enlisted as experts in concealment and painted equipment to blend in with the ground and sky.
The turning point of camo being used for fashion statements is
hard to pinpoint, but the American cultural revolution during the Vietnam war was certainly significant in its journey. Running for almost 20 years from 1955 - 1975, the Vietnam War dominated American politics, media and mainstream culture throughout its lifetime, inspiring countless protest and anti-war initiatives and becoming one of the pivotal battlefronts of the counterculture
movement.
The Vietnam War’s narrative of rainforests, napalm, cigarettes,
tour jackets and camo not only solidified militarism as a core element of the American identity – it created an image of war that was strangely slick, sexy and cool. As a result, military culture became woven into the very fabric of American society in a culture in a way that it had never been before.
Made in Turkey
For specific care instructions, see our guide to caring for your product.
Original: $178.73
-70%$178.73
$53.62Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Our Surplus Shorts are the pinnacle of design and the ideal adventure shorts for the summer.
We spent months designing the perfect print and crafted a camo pattern complete with four tones and a subtle maple leaf hidden within the design.
The essence of our iconic Army Surplus Trousers are captured in these camo shorts. Style meets functionality with additional cargo pockets and a reinforced crotch panel.
Made from 97% cotton and 3% Stretch for stretch and movement, these shorts have been stonewashed to produce the ‘lived-in’, vintage fade.
For a laid-back style pair with any of our Slubor graphic tee-shirts and baseline high-tops.
The appeal of military gear is underpinned by its basic utility.
Rough, rugged and built to last, iconic military jackets like the M-65 or fishtail parka have always been garments you can turn to when you need something that will stand the test of time.
The original camouflage patterns were hand-painted by a team of
fine artists who were enrolled as "camoufleurs" for the French army in WW1. They were enlisted as experts in concealment and painted equipment to blend in with the ground and sky.
The turning point of camo being used for fashion statements is
hard to pinpoint, but the American cultural revolution during the Vietnam war was certainly significant in its journey. Running for almost 20 years from 1955 - 1975, the Vietnam War dominated American politics, media and mainstream culture throughout its lifetime, inspiring countless protest and anti-war initiatives and becoming one of the pivotal battlefronts of the counterculture
movement.
The Vietnam War’s narrative of rainforests, napalm, cigarettes,
tour jackets and camo not only solidified militarism as a core element of the American identity – it created an image of war that was strangely slick, sexy and cool. As a result, military culture became woven into the very fabric of American society in a culture in a way that it had never been before.
Made in Turkey
For specific care instructions, see our guide to caring for your product.
Original: $178.73
-70%$178.73
$53.62
