Dover Shorts
Dover cotton Shorts by Cruna feature a practical and contemporary design. Made of lightweight cotton, they feature a front button and zipper closure, belt loops at the waist and a functional construction with two welt pockets on the front and two flap patch pockets on the back. A versatile garment ideal for casual, everyday looks with a utility touch.
Season: SS25
Fit: Regular
Composition: GENERAL 71% Cotton 29% True Hemp
MADE IN ITALY
Dover cotton Shorts by Cruna feature a practical and contemporary design. Made of lightweight cotton, they feature a front button and zipper closure, belt loops at the waist and a functional construction with two welt pockets on the front and two flap patch pockets on the back. A versatile garment ideal for casual, everyday looks with a utility touch.
Season: SS25
Fit: Regular
Composition: GENERAL 71% Cotton 29% True Hemp
MADE IN ITALY
You can see the fitting for this product in our Size Guide table.
You can see the fitting for this product in our Size Guide table.
Dover Shorts
Dover cotton Shorts by Cruna feature a practical and contemporary design. Made of lightweight cotton, they feature a front button and zipper closure, belt loops at the waist and a functional construction with two welt pockets on the front and two flap patch pockets on the back. A versatile garment ideal for casual, everyday looks with a utility touch.
Season: SS25
Fit: Regular
Composition: GENERAL 71% Cotton 29% True Hemp
MADE IN ITALY
Dover cotton Shorts by Cruna feature a practical and contemporary design. Made of lightweight cotton, they feature a front button and zipper closure, belt loops at the waist and a functional construction with two welt pockets on the front and two flap patch pockets on the back. A versatile garment ideal for casual, everyday looks with a utility touch.
Season: SS25
Fit: Regular
Composition: GENERAL 71% Cotton 29% True Hemp
MADE IN ITALY
You can see the fitting for this product in our Size Guide table.
You can see the fitting for this product in our Size Guide table.
