In a thick, plain weave cotton that's been stone-washed for a lived-in look and feel, the Camp Canvas Short is a handsome, everyday short built to live long. Hardwearing, workwear construction is seen throughout—from its sturdy-yet-breathable 12.5 oz. fabric to bar-tack reinforced back pocketing and convenient, angled front slash pockets. TS's standard double-needle stitching and YKK® hardware (for the top button and zipper) are employed to keep the Canvas Short in service for many years. And to honor their Bay Area heritage, a map of San Francisco is secretly concealed in the pocket lining.
Features
Made from hardwearing, breathable organic cotton
San Francisco map pocketing showcases Taylor Stitch's California roots
Stone-washed for a lived in look and feel
Angled front slash pockets allow for easy entry
Two back patch pockets hold a wallet or other EDC
Pockets are bar-tacked at stress points for extra durability
Solid YKK hardware, for the top button and zip fly closure
Double-needle stitching throughout for longevity
Materials
100% organic cotton
Button and Zipper: YKK
Made in China
Sizing
The Taylor Stitch Camp Canvas Short has been pre-shrunk and fit true to size, take your normal size
For the absolute best fit, compare a favorite pair of shorts to the garment measurements below
Garment Measurements
28
30
31
32
33
34
36
38
Waist
30
32
33
34
35
36
38
40
Thigh
24
25
25½
26
26½
27
28
29
Inseam
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
All measurements are in inches.
Care
Wash cold and tumble dry low
About Taylor Stitch
Getting ahold of Taylor Stitch’s apparel is like going back in time—to an era before cheap, disposable clothes flooded the market and our Instagram feeds. This stuff is built well, for the long haul, from durable fabrics sourced from handpicked mills around the world. And Taylor Stitch knows, especially after a couple years of wear, their duds will be some of the softest, and hardest-wearing in your closet. It might just be the “Taylor” in their name, but their clothes really do have the fit and feel like they were made one-at-a-time.
