G-Star Shorts Dakota Clean Edge - Grey - 38

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This guide is for adult males seeking casual, comfortable denim shorts. The G-Star Dakota Clean Edge shorts offer a relaxed fit with a modern aesthetic, perfect for everyday wear. A key benefit is their versatile style and durable construction, though the 'clean edge' design might require specific care to maintain its look.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Denim |
| Waist Size UK | 38 |
| Fit | Regular |
| Model Part Number | D24411-D537-H147 |
| Brand | G-Star |
The 'clean edge' refers to the hem of the shorts, which is designed to have a sharp, unfinished look that may naturally fray slightly over time, adding to its distinctive style.
These shorts are primarily made from denim with Organic Cotton, contributing to their sustainable composition.
Refer to the size chart provided by G-Star, paying close attention to the waist measurement (UK size 38 in this case) and fit type (Regular).
While the fit is relaxed and comfortable, they are designed as casual wear rather than specialized athletic apparel. The straight leg offers decent mobility for everyday activities.
The G-STAR label on the back is made of a paper fabric that imitates the look and feel of leather.
These denim shorts are best suited for warmer weather due to their material and length. They can be layered in cooler weather but are primarily a spring/summer item.
Ensure you are washing in cold water and air drying. Avoid high heat in the washing machine and dryer.
This is a design feature that may naturally progress. To minimize excessive fraying, wash inside out and limit tumble drying.
Wash with like colors and use a mild detergent. Avoid harsh chemicals or prolonged exposure to direct sunlight during drying.
These shorts require no setup. They are designed for direct wear.
Care Instructions:
To maintain the quality and appearance of your G-Star Dakota Clean Edge denim shorts, especially the clean edge finish, follow these guidelines: