


Carve Designs Women's Oahu Hi Rise Shorts Citron
The Carve Designs Oahu Hi Rise Shorts bring a flattering high-rise silhouette together with casual, lived-in details for everyday wear. A raw edge hem gives these shorts a relaxed, slightly undone finish, while classic jean styling keeps the look timeless and versatile. The front button and zip closure provides secure, easy fastening.
- High-rise fit that flatters the waistline and elongates the leg
- Raw edge hem for a laid-back, worn-in aesthetic
- Front button and zip closure for a secure fit
- Classic jean-style pockets for practical, familiar styling
- Designed for warm-weather days and casual outings
Style these shorts with a tucked tee or cropped top and sandals for weekend looks, or add a lightweight button-up and sneakers for an easy, everyday outfit. Follow the garment's care label for best results and to preserve the finish and fit. Carve Designs attention to fit and detail makes these shorts a reliable choice for sunny seasons.
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Description
The Carve Designs Oahu Hi Rise Shorts bring a flattering high-rise silhouette together with casual, lived-in details for everyday wear. A raw edge hem gives these shorts a relaxed, slightly undone finish, while classic jean styling keeps the look timeless and versatile. The front button and zip closure provides secure, easy fastening.
- High-rise fit that flatters the waistline and elongates the leg
- Raw edge hem for a laid-back, worn-in aesthetic
- Front button and zip closure for a secure fit
- Classic jean-style pockets for practical, familiar styling
- Designed for warm-weather days and casual outings
Style these shorts with a tucked tee or cropped top and sandals for weekend looks, or add a lightweight button-up and sneakers for an easy, everyday outfit. Follow the garment's care label for best results and to preserve the finish and fit. Carve Designs attention to fit and detail makes these shorts a reliable choice for sunny seasons.























