The PL-Line store on Bredestraat anchors this summer edit of shorts for women, shaped by premium denim, technical cotton, and silk in two distinct fits. Zimmermann, Moncler Grenoble, and Ami each contribute their own construction logic to the range, from tailored bermuda proportions to relaxed warm-weather shapes.
Within this collection you will find Denim Shorts for Women with a Wide cut in rigid cotton and washed denim, and a separate Straight leg group in lighter cotton and silk. The colour span runs from light blue and grey washes through to deep black and saturated blue. The materials do the deciding: denim holds its structure, silk drapes, technical cotton breathes. Discover the full women's wardrobe edit online, or visit us to compare the fits in person.
Frequently asked questions
How do shorts from Zimmermann and Ami fit?
Zimmermann and Ami shorts in this collection come in Wide and Straight leg fits. The Wide cut sits away from the thigh through the leg, while the Straight leg falls more narrowly from hip to hem. Fabric matters: cotton and denim hold the Wide shape, silk and lighter cottons let the Straight leg skim closer. Comparing both constructions in person is the surest way to gauge which fit suits your frame.
What is the difference between denim shorts and cargo shorts?
This collection centres on denim shorts in cotton and denim, cut Wide or Straight leg. Cargo shorts, with their external pockets and military-style construction, do not appear in the current range. The distinction here is between fabric weights and fits rather than pocket architecture: the denim shorts rely on clean lines and premium wash finishes, from light blue to black.
How do I choose the right length and fit for shorts?
Start with the fit: Wide gives room through the leg and suits structured fabrics like denim, while Straight leg narrows the silhouette and works with silk or lighter cotton that falls closer to the body. Length follows from proportion, not a fixed measurement. Both fits run across the colour range, so you can test where the hem sits against your own leg line before deciding.