AUGUST SHORTS by The Santra Project

₹1,750

A breathable and easy everyday staple cargo shorts, flexible and simply styled with just about anything and for anyday, making it a no-brainer wardrobe essential. Look out for our Staple Vest to style with the shorts for an added edge. Crafted in handloom organic cotton and naturally dyed with utmost care, celebrating the gift of nature that never ceases to give.

Technical Specifications

Material
100% lightweight handwoven cotton
Colour
Sandstone / Green
HSN code
620342

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A breathable and easy everyday staple cargo shorts, flexible and simply styled with just about anything and for anyday, making it a no-brainer wardrobe essential. Look out for our Staple Vest to style with the shorts for an added edge. Crafted in handloom organic cotton and naturally dyed with utmost care, celebrating the gift of nature that never ceases to give.

Country of origin: India

Shipping duration: Each product is crafted on a made-to-order basis and would take up to 2 weeks to dispatch.

Crafted in handloom organic cotton, Naturally dyed fabric by Bio Dye Private Limited

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AUGUST SHORTS

Material benefit
100% lightweight handwoven cotton
Cotton Linen
Price
INR 1750.00
INR 1496.00
Shipping duration
Each product is crafted on a made-to-order basis and would take up to 2 weeks to dispatch.
We typically process all orders within 7-10 business days (excluding Sundays and holidays).

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The Santra Project

The Santra Project

The Santra Project is a Bangalore-based ethical fashion brand offering artisan-crafted clothing, natural-dyed apparel, and sustainable, upcycled accessories.

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