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This product is just shorts. Make it a set with this matching pop-over .
These shorts are part of our first collaboration with Le Sirenuse, the historic Positano hotel. Shop our first and second collaborations with Le Sirenuse .
100% Organic Cotton Terrycloth (230 GSM)
DETAILS
The cabana set was a common sight on beaches across the coasts of the USA and Europe in the 1950's and 60's. Our 'Le Sirenuse' Pop-On Shorts are a reimagining in organic cotton terry cloth dyed to match a signature 'Mediterranean Blue.'
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An embroidered fish is embroidered on the right leg.
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An elasticized back is linked to a drawstring.
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An embroidered fish is embroidered on the right leg.
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An elasticized back is linked to a drawstring.
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Zipper and snap closure.
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Piped side seams and pockets.
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Custom woven collaboration labels.
Zipper and snap closure.
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Piped side seams and pockets.
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Custom woven collaboration labels.
SIZING
Unisex Sizing
Iago is 6' 2" with a slim build and 31" waist. He is wearing a size S.
Unisex Sizing
Iago is 6' 2" with a slim build and 31" waist. He is wearing a size S.
MORE ABOUT THE COLLABORATION
Le Sirenuse -- a storied hotel perched cliffside in Positano -- is a place of otherworldy charm and beauty. Our goal has always been to infuse our ‘escapewear’ with the magic of a place like Le Sirenuse, and – with this collaboration – we were given the opportunity to drink straight from the source. You might say we got drunk off of it! We fell in love with the hotel and Positano while developing the capsule in close partnership with the Sersale family – owners of the hotel for generations – who graciously helped us understand the unique history, colors, textures, tastes and vistas of this dreamlike place. It is impossible to create a souvenir that does Le Sirenuse justice, but this capsule represents Tombolo's best attempt to channel the place’s charms into something that can be taken home. The collection is full of colors from the hotel and town, nostalgic details, and - of course - features the mythical sirens said to inhabit the islands you see from the hotel’s grand balcony.