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For such a small amount of fabric, shorts can pose a lot of sartorial problems. Are they too short to wear to work? Too long to wear out? Is elastic okay? Why do I feel like I have to choose between looking like Nigel Thornberry on a safari or Alex Honnold, that rock-climbing nut from Free Solo??To get more news about Cotton Shorts, you can visit destgjshop.com official website.

As The Wall Street Journal recently reported, some office workers and their employers are starting to rethink their stance on shorts after all this time working from home. But no matter what the rules are, it can still be difficult to find a pair that feels right.

“I’m desperate for a more upscale pair of shorts than the jorts I wear everywhere, including out,” said one of my colleagues. She says she’s “allergic” to Bermuda shorts, so those are out, but every other option still feels “really nerdy.” Where are the normal-but-not-boring options? And, on the flip side: Where can a girl get a good pair of fun party shorts? Below, I crowdsourced suggestions and shared some pairs that I’ve added to my cart.
Every summer it’s the same question: How much thigh are we showing? “My gut is telling me that shorts are only going to start getting longer, especially in the crowd of men I count myself among who take pleasure in wardrobes that border on repellant,” says Throwing Fits co-host Lawrence Schlossman. On the menswear podcast, inseam length is a frequent subject, and until recently, the TF official stance has been: “Five or die.”

“While five-inch inseams will continue to dominate the field, this year we’re also veering hard in both directions and roping in one-inch and nine-inch,” added co-host James Harris. Here’s the breakdown: “One-inchers give chic pervert, or, you know, French. Fivers emit a stoic confidence in yourself, even if you’ll be matching every ‘day-in-the-life,’ ‘NYC-hidden-gem’ TikToker. And nines are paradoxically the most challenging to pull off, because as much as Instagram moodboards ironically claim Adam Sandler as a shorts god, only one man can have all that inseam power.”

Although ones and fives and nines are more of a menswear thing, I have to agree with Schlossman that the bigger the shorts, the better this summer. I’m sick of my pandemic “park hang” five-inch Patagonia Baggies, and once you feel the roomy ease of a pair of truly baggy shorts, it’s hard to go back.