Flattering Shorts
Flattering shorts make it easy to enjoy the season in comfort and confidence. Thoughtfully designed for everyday adventures, these versatile styles offer lasting value and dependable quality you can count on. Whether you’re heading out for a walk, relaxing with friends, or exploring new trails, our selection of flattering shorts is ready for anything the day brings. Find your new favorite pair and step outside with ease.
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Women's Vista Camp Shorts
A lightweight, abrasion-resistant black nylon blend short with UPF 50+ protection and a comfortable stretch waistband.
Pros: Lightweight fabric Quick-drying material Versatile style True to size Comfortable fit
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Women's Vista Camp Bermuda Shorts
A lightweight, rugged pair of blue Bermuda shorts made from abrasion-resistant nylon and spandex with UPF 50+ protection.
Pros: Versatile for activities High quality fabric Flattering shape Quick-drying Comfortable fit
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Women's L.L.Bean Stretch UPF Shorts, 9"
A pair of cobalt mid-rise board shorts with UPF 50+ protection and a comfortable polyester-spandex blend.
Pros: Lightweight Versatile Comfortable Quick-drying Good fit
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Women's Lakewashed Dock Shorts, Mid-Rise Chambray
A pair of mid-rise dark chambray shorts in a soft-washed organic cotton blend with stretch.
Pros: Great fit High-quality material Functional pockets Versatile style Exceptional comfort
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Women's Tropicwear Shorts, Mid-Rise
A pair of frost gray, mid-rise women's shorts with UPF 50+ protection and moisture-wicking nylon/spandex fabric.
Pros: Great fit Lightweight Good pockets High quality workmanship Comfortable
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Women's Multisport Trail Shorts
A pair of ultrasoft, durable black shorts with UPF 50+ protection, perfect for town or trail adventures.
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Women's Comfort Stretch Shorts, Seersucker Bermudas 9"
A pair of blue cotton seersucker Bermuda shorts with a mid-rise fit and convenient pockets.
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Women's Comfort Stretch Shorts, Chino Bermudas 9"
A pair of heritage stone Bermuda shorts with a 9" inseam, made from a soft cotton-spandex blend.



